"We Will Transform Her Life": Kind Nigerian Lady Helps a Girl Chased Out By Her Madam, Photo Stirs Emotions

• Seyi Oluyole, a Nigerian philanthropist, has shared the story of a little girl who was thrown out by her madam
• Her madam was said to have given her the hard option to drop out of school and learn a trade or to leave her house
• Seyi, who shared the girl's photos, has said her organisation is now in the process of changing the girl's life for the better

Succour has come the way of a little girl who was thrown out by her madam.

Photos of the girl whose name was not revealed was shared on Twitter by Seyi Oluyole, a philanthropist.

According to Seyi, her organisation picked the girl after her madam asked her to either drop out of school and learn a trade or to leave her house.

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Seyi has promised that the girl's life will be transformed and changed for the better. According to the story, the girl is just 14 years old.

She wrote on Twitter:

"Today, we took in a minor working as a house girl since her mother abandoned her. She is intelligent & talented. Her madam gave the ultimatum for her to either drop out of school & learn a trade at 14 or leave her house. Today, we start the journey of transforming her life."

See the tweet below:

Reactions from Twitter users

Twitter users have appreciated Seyi who is known for such good works. See a few of what they are saying below:

@KoladeAjibola1 said:

"Congratulations to her wishing her a wonderful God-filled life ahead."

@adegokegrace084 commented:

"God bless you."

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that the same foundation provided help for a displaced woman who is disabled.

Succour came the way of Ndidi Ordu, a 43-year-old Nigerian woman displaced by floods in Rivers state.

Legit.ng learned that Ndidi who is confined to a wheelchair lives alone without any close relatives to help her. Ndidi Ordu got help from the Zanga Afrique foundation.

Ndidi was provided with basic bedding materials. Photos of the moment she received the items were posted on social media.

Source: Legit.ng