Find Him for Me Please: Davido Hunts for Boy Who Scored A1 Parallel in WAEC but Couldn’t Further His Education

• Nigerian music superstar, Davido, sparked reactions after he signalled his intention to help a young boy who did well in his exams
• Morro Suleyman scored an excellent A1 parallel in his WAEC exams but lacked the finances to continue his education
• The young boy's story went viral online after someone called for help and Davido is now on the lookout for him

A young Ghanaian boy, Suleyman Morro, got people's attention when the result of his West African Examinations Council (WAEC) was shared online.

The brilliant Suleyman scored an impressive A1 parallel in the exam but has been sitting at home due to his parent's lack of finances to sponsor his education at the tertiary level.

A good samaritan shared Suleyman's result online and called on people to help him.

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Nigerian superstar, Davido, has heeded the call and called on people to help him locate the brilliant boy.

Davido shared a screenshot of Legit.ng post on his Twitter page as he declared:

"Who can please find this boy for me?"

Check out the post below:

Nigerians react to Davido's post

Social media users have reacted to Davido's tweet reaching out to Suleyman Morro, most of them commended the singer.

Legit.ng picked some of the comments, read below:

Josh001323:

"These are what Wiz and Davido do to stay relevant Atm, Davido really fell off on the music side."

ObongEt:

"I have reach out to him and waiting for his response."

Onlyobo"

"Davido steadily doing these things but most of you will say na clout, make your fave do clout too na."

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Brilliant girl with 6A1's in her WAEC exam is unable to further her education

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported about a brilliant Nigerian girl with 6 A1's in her WAEC exam but lacks the money to go to the university.

Hammed Kayode Alabi, her benefactor, who showed off her amazing result on LinkedIn urged well-meaning individuals to help her further her studies.

Hammed had helped her enrol in a tutorial to prepare her for the WAEC exam and paid the necessary fees for the exams.

Her widowed mother wasn't well-to-do and sold vegetables to cater for them. But the returns from the vegetable is barely enough, forcing the girl to do menial jobs to support the family.

Source: Legit.ng