Visually Impaired Man Spotted Selling Coconut, Touching Video Inspires Peeps: “God Will Heal Him”

• A visually impaired man in Akyem-Sekyere in Ghana's Eastern Region has been captured selling fresh coconuts by the roadside
• Despite his impairment, he navigates his business with determination to the admiration of online users
• The video of the vision-impaired man was posted on Instagram, where many praised his resilience

A visually impaired man in Akyem-Sekyere has been spotted selling fresh coconuts by the roadside as he demonstrated extraordinary determination.

Despite the challenge of his blindness, he proved that disabilities do not necessarily limit one's abilities.

In a video, he expertly and courteously attends to his clients, shattering limitations and defying assumptions by demonstrating that disability is not inability.

Netizens praised the man's business spirit and determination to overcome difficulties.

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Watch the video here.

How peeps reacted to the video

Many express admiration for the positive energy he brings to his work to generate income for himself rather than resorting to begging for alms.

Mary_ann_quaicoe posted:

God will heal him .

Grace.amenyo posted:

God bless your hustle .

Laud-Nash said:

This is touching.

Hazard34 indicated:

We give thanks Daily. May the Lord bless his hussle.

Sallymandy commented:·

It's hard to understand God.

Kayanmahelizabeth said:

Mmmmhe cnt see bt he's working. May God heal him.

Gammalizard wrote:

These are the people who need support and donations.

Jnrmarthins1998 stated:

God bless his hustle .

Physically challenged shoemaker and dad of four children inspires Ghanaians

In a previous story, YEN.com.gh reported that a physically challenged Ghanaian shoemaker is changing the narrative about persons living with disabilities in a country where people like him mostly beg for alms on the streets to survive.

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The father of four established his shoemaking business and single-handedly repairs sandals and casual leather slippers for men and women. He provides for his family through his shoemaking business without depending on the benevolence of others.

The business has been challenging as he requires financial and logistical support to expand and employ others to earn a decent living. Despite his difficulties and condition, he's inspired his family, particularly his daughter.

Source: YEN.com.gh