‘‘I sold my property to campaign for you,’ Nigerian man wants APC to adopt six children
A Nigerian man from Delta State, Daniel Solomon, has appealed to the All Progressives Congress (APC) to take custody of his six children, saying he can no longer care for them due to severe economic hardship.
Solomon made the appeal in a viral video in which he identified himself as an APC member in Delta State. He urged the public to circulate the video so that it would reach government authorities.
According to him, he gave the APC-led government 72 hours to take custody of his children, warning that if no intervention comes within the stated period, he fears he may resort to a tragic course of action.
He also accused a serving APC senator in Delta State of being responsible for the circumstances that led to his financial ruin, claiming he lost six vehicles, his house, his marriage, and the opportunity to continue his legal education.
Solomon further appealed to Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and other political leaders in the state, reminding them that he supported and campaigned for them during the 2023 elections.
He claimed he sold his property to campaign for the politicians and expressed disappointment that he had received no support in return despite his sacrifices.
He said he had seen the government extend empowerment programmes to others and pleaded for urgent assistance, insisting that the pressure and frustration he was experiencing had become overwhelming.
The distressed man urged the governor to intervene immediately, saying his children should be taken into government care before the situation deteriorates further.
He said partly, “I beg, I want make you help me post this video, make it reach whoever is concerned. I beg you. I want make them come carry my six children from me within 72 hours because I’m not going to take care of them again. But if they don’t come carry them within 72 hours, after 72 hours I’ll get no other option than to put something for food, make all of us eat, make everything kuku end.” sold my property to campaign for you,’ Nigerian man wants APC to adopt six children
A Nigerian man from Delta State, Daniel Solomon, has appealed to the All Progressives Congress (APC) to take custody of his six children, saying he can no longer care for them due to severe economic hardship.
Solomon made the appeal in a viral video in which he identified himself as an APC member in Delta State. He urged the public to circulate the video so that it would reach government authorities.
According to him, he gave the APC-led government 72 hours to take custody of his children, warning that if no intervention comes within the stated period, he fears he may resort to a tragic course of action.
He also accused a serving APC senator in Delta State of being responsible for the circumstances that led to his financial ruin, claiming he lost six vehicles, his house, his marriage, and the opportunity to continue his legal education.
Solomon further appealed to Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and other political leaders in the state, reminding them that he supported and campaigned for them during the 2023 elections.
He claimed he sold his property to campaign for the politicians and expressed disappointment that he had received no support in return despite his sacrifices.
He said he had seen the government extend empowerment programmes to others and pleaded for urgent assistance, insisting that the pressure and frustration he was experiencing had become overwhelming.
The distressed man urged the governor to intervene immediately, saying his children should be taken into government care before the situation deteriorates further.
He said partly, “I beg, I want make you help me post this video, make it reach whoever is concerned. I beg you. I want make them come carry my six children from me within 72 hours because I’m not going to take care of them again. But if they don’t come carry them within 72 hours, after 72 hours I’ll get no other option than to put something for food, make all of us eat, make everything kuku end.”
