Video of 2 disabled young men directing traffic on busy road emerges; erupts reactions
- A video of two young men with a disability directing traffic has surfaced on social media
- The video shows the two physically challenged men passionately directing the traffic on a busy road despite the danger it posed to them
- The motivating clip has gained traction online, gathering dozens of reactions
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A motivating video has emerged of two young men with a disability passionately directing road traffic despite the danger it posed to their safety and health.
The video of the two young men managing the traffic situation in the scorching sun affirms the narrative that disability is not an inability.
In the video that is fast gaining traction on social media, the physically challenged men can be seen directing traffic on a busy road, while sitting on a wheel board.
Source: Instagram
The video clip which lasted less than a minute shows there was no police officer present at the time.
Though there were also no traffic lights in sight, the traffic flow was not heavy as the vehicles were moving smoothly.
Perhaps, the early intervention of the two physically challenged men contributed to easing the traffic before they were filmed.
The two men have been lauded on social media for not using their current state as an excuse to beg for money to fend for themselves but have made themselves useful to society.
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported on Edward Elorm Gbanaglo, a graduate of the Presbyterian Boys' Secondary School (PRESEC), who scored six A1s and two B2s, and has received GH¢52,000 in scholarship money.
18-year-old Elorm Gbanaglo who dreams of becoming a medical doctor nearly had his aspirations dashed because of financial constraints.
The brilliant teenager graduated from PRESEC, Legon, with six A1s and two B2s, and gained admission into the University of Health and Allied Sciences in Ho in the Volta Region but only managed to pay his admission fees with help from family friends.
In other news, Abenah Serwaah Mankosa, a class one teacher at the Aninkroma D/A Primary School in Adankwame District in the Ashanti Region, is touching the lives of her pupils in a positive light.
Though she is faced with impediments due to financial limitations, the young female teacher, through her laudable initiative has gone all out to change the lives of the pupils.
Serwaah Mankosa has been providing her deprived pupils with hot meals every day from her meager resources and through the benevolence of her friends on social media.
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