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YEN.com.gh took up the intriguing story of a visually impaired Nigerian who manages to make ends meet every day by grinding pepper for members of his community.
Few people are held back by their disability and this Nigerian sighted man has shown to many people that being disabled can not hold him back because of what he had decided to do.
A lady recently took Facebook to show the man. Eunice Ugonwa noted that the blind works hard to make a living despite his disability.
The visually impaired man uses a local grinding machine to mix pepper for a fee to make a living for himself and his family.
Video of a blind Nigerian who grinds pepper for a living
source: Eunice Ugonwa
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In the video shared by Ugonwa, we see the man grind the pepper without any difficulty. He has mixed pepper with the effectiveness of someone who has been in the business for a long time.
The video also showed that the old man was badisted by a young woman, which is not uncommon among local mixers.
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There is inspiration to draw from this man's story. We hope that everyone who can see and hear about this man will be encouraged.
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Meanwhile, Ignatius Seny Seweh, a 52-year-old poultry sufferer with vision problems, spends his time in the light of day after the success of his professional activity. YEN.com.gh via Samuel Adadi Akapule.
Seweh lost sight in 2007 while he was on active duty in the Upper East Cotton Ginnery office until the company closed in 2011. He then created a poultry farm .
He had been involved in an accident while traveling to Navrongo, his hometown. After the government failed to pay the severance pay to the workers and the closure of the cotton company, Seweh decided that his fate was in his hands.
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Source: Yen Ghana
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