Temitope Ojo is a visually impaired National Diploma holder of the Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo, Ondo State, whose viral video, where he was seen appealing for financial support from Nigerians to fu...
Temitope Ojo is a visually impaired National Diploma holder of the Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo, Ondo State, whose viral video, where he was seen appealing for financial support from Nigerians to fund his Higher National Diploma programme, went viral. The 28-year-old who hails from Ilesha East in Osun State, shares his story withYou were recently seen in a viral video appealing for public assistance.
I had registered for the General Certificate Examination so as to get a credit in Literature and rectify an issue I had during my admission at school. But it was disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. I hope to get it done and proceed for my Higher National Diploma programme next January. I also needed assistance to begin the programme. That was why I did the video. I used to wake up every Sunday morning, write letters and distribute them to five or six churches.
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