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Female author carries cardboard, begs for sponsors for her book, stirs huge reactions

Tuesday, March 16, 2021 at 7:51 AM by Victor Duru

- A young lady who is a published author has taken an unusual approach to seek help

- The lady identified as Kamo was captured with cardboard on the streets as she begged for sponsors for her recent work

- She says she wants to sell the book titled Chase The Dream for about N5,000 and also shared her WhatsApp number so potential sponsors can reach her

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A young lady has sparked mixed reaction after she was captured on the street with cardboard seeking sponsorship for her recent work.

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The lady named Kamo in a post shared on Twitter by @phalanndwa6 was seen raising about four different cardboards with different messages but somewhat in an organized fashion.

The first cardboard in the first frame read that she needs help, the second went on to reveal that she is a published author and wants to sell her recent work titled Chase The Dream for N5,000.

In the other cardboards she was seen holding, she appealed for sponsors to help her donate her book to high school learners.

The tweet which got over 8k reactions had tongues wagging. While some pointed out some errors in the cardboards she raised and wondered why an author will make such mistakes, others encouraged her.

Female author takes to the street with cardboard to beg for sponsors for her book, shares her phone number — Huge reactions as young author takes to the street to beg for sponsor for her book Photo Credit: @phalanndwa6
Source: Twitter

@abrahamshikuma said:

"People won’t support your dream. Just work hard for yourself and achieve your dream, they will support you after!"

@LMulundileni wrote:

"Let’s not overlook those who are where they are today because someone or some people helped them. There’s no manual to these things. Maybe for her, calling out for help is her last resort..,seeing that her book is already published."

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@Chris_Malwela reacted:

"The spelling of learners is so questionable since well u wrote a book."

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a desperate man had carried cardboard to beg for job in viral photos seen on social media.

Agaba, who has a Bachelor's degree in business statistics, shared two images of himself holding a sign with all his details and qualifications to Twitter.

Looking at Agaba's Twitter profile, he seems to have over 14,000 followers. Part of his sign read: 'Kindly get me a job'. He added two cellphone numbers as well as his email address.

Victor Duru is a Legit.ng journalist with more than three years of working experience in the media industry. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Management Studies from Imo State University, where he was a Students' Union Government Director of Information. Victor is a Human Interest Editor, Strategic Content Creator and a Google-certified Digital Marketer. Connect with him on Twitter @DuruCVictor2