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Talented Disabled Man Makes Ostrich, Snakes and Frog Artworks from Beer Can Wastes

Monday, June 21, 2021 at 11:50 AM by Ebenezer Agbey Quist

A man has braved his physical challenge to make an honest living for himself by making wealth out of wastes
The disabled talented man named Manners Mukuwuri makes beautiful animal artworks from energy and beer can wastes
Manners provides for his family with proceeds from his artwork sales said he had one time sold a piece for GHc 4.6k

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A man has impressed the internet with his hard work and achievement despite being disabled.

The creative man named Manners Mukuwiri has been able to make wealth out of what many consider as wastes.

Creative disabled man stuns the internet with awesome artworks he made from beer can wastes, has sold one for GHc 4.6k — Disabled man sold an elephant artwork for GHc 4.6k Photo Credit: Screengrabs from video shared by BBC News Africa
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In an interview with BBC News Africa, Manners who hails from Zimbabwe makes fine animal artworks from energy and beer cans people throw away.

The creative man showcased some of his creations which include a colourful ostrich artwork, frog and snakes.

His biggest sale so far

Manners revealed that he gets most of his patronage from the international community and has recorded a sale on a particular artwork at $800.

He lamented the little patronage from his own country which he blamed on lack of sensitization on arts.

People hail his creativity

Roryn Tamale stated:

"Kudzai Nyaguse my friend come see some incredible talent from r land."

Tom Collopy said:

"What a wonderful individual, full of admiration for him…"

Jean Daniel reacted:

"Well done hope you have a wonderful life god bless you."

Helen Thornberry commented:

"That is amazing very talent man your sculptures a great."

Lady turns nylon wastes into nice bags, shoes and clothes

Meanwhile, beautiful pictures have emerged as the first-ever edition of Verna Mr and Miss Autism Ghana was held at a grand and star-studded ceremony at the Airport View Hotel.

The event that was hosted by the Afi Antonio Foundation was held on Saturday, June 19, 2021, to crown winners and ultimately push for the inclusion of persons living with autism in society.