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First-Class Student With Straight As Pleads for Financial Help, Needs Over 148,144 Naira To Settle School Expenses
Cursory: A brilliant young man who bagged 7As in his semester exams is in need of support. While his colleagues had internships during their vacation, he was working to save for school but ended up with about 1/5th of the amount needed. Caleb Asharley, as he is called, currently requires about GH₵4,000 more to be able to continue his studies.
Caleb Asharley, a first-class KNUST student who got all As in his semester examination is in dire need of support to continue his education. Caleb indicates that he has been able to accrue GH₵1,400 through menial construction jobs he did to settle his fees.
However, the young man still has an outstanding amount in excess of GH₵4,000 to pay his accommodation and school fees for the new academic year.
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“I have exhausted all the options available to me, and I am grateful you offered to share my story so I could get some support,” he told reporters.
Caleb’s story is an emotional yet inspiring one. In a post on his LinkedIn handle, he revealed that his dad who was the only source of support for him was involved in a fatal accident in 2016, leaving him crippled and incapable of supporting him.
Since age 12, Caleb has had to involve himself in menial jobs in order to support his education, which is how he managed to save and purchase forms at KNUST in the first place.
“Even while schooling in high school, I had to constantly return to menial labor such as construction site laborer, factory hand, etc.,” he said.
Since he knew he had to prepare before the incoming academic season, Caleb made much out of the vacation break by working as a laborer with a construction company.
“I did this, though I’m supposed to be having an internship to build myself in my field of study. I have been diligent enough to save about GH₵1400. This is little compared to what I’m supposed to pay for this academic season which is about GH₵5433. I’m left with approximately GH₵4033,” he said.
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