Man, 66, Who Hawks Mangoes on Street to Care of for His Sick Wife Begs for Support in Video
- A Ghanaian sexagenarian who makes a living from selling mangoes to cater for himself and his sick wife has appealed for help
- Isaac Antwi, 66, had to take over his wife's business after she fell sick, and has since been at it for more than two years now
- The elderly man is facing ejection from his shabby room and is appealing to the public for support
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Isaac Antwi, a Ghanaian sexagenarian who ekes a living from selling mangoes, has opened up about his struggles and heartwrenching deprived life.
In an interview on Charity Series on Crime Check TV GH, the 66-year-old man revealed that he dropped out of school after his father's abrupt demise and had to work at a young age to survive.
Antwi recounted that he travelled to Nigeria for a better life, but things did not go well. He subsequently returned to Accra to work but his efforts to secure a better life yielded no positive Heresults.
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He begged for support
According to the man, he had to take over his wife's business after she fell sick. With no child and a sick wife to take care of, this is all he does to survive.
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Antwi is facing ejection from his tattered room and is appealing to the public for support to make life a little bit better.
Please contact Crime Check TV GH via WhatsApp on 0242074276 to help.
Watch the video below:
Lady who hawks
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a young Nigerian lady with the TikTok handle @djsplendiz1 in a clip showed the many trades she engaged in to make a living.
At the start of the video, she could be seen selling snacks by the roadside. Another part of the clip showed her working as a teacher. In different sections of the clip, she was a farmer, waitress, and second-hand cloth seller just to earn a living.
When people asked her if the videos are all real and not a fake attempt at content creation, the lady was quick to say that they are random old videos that capture her struggles.
Source: YEN.com.gh