Lady saved by an American woman twelve years ago, following witchcraft allegations, graduates from school
The woman who was saved 12 years ago by an American woman after being accused of witchcraft has earned a National Diploma in Mass Communications.
Remember how Anja Ringgren Loven, a Danish humanitarian worker in Akwa Ibom, saved a young woman named Uduak from abandonment?
Anja, an American woman, announced Uduak’s graduation on her Facebook page while providing an update on the woman.
“I was on my first rescue mission in Nigeria twelve years ago,” Anja wrote.
It was a warm day, and I was keen to find out and comprehend the reasons for the accusations of witchcraft against youngsters.
We spent a few hours driving to a nearby village in search of a little girl who had been abandoned after being accused of witchcraft.
As I was looking for the girl, she unexpectedly ran in my direction. She wore a blue and white striped dress and was barefoot.
We saved Uduak that day, and as she was the first girl I saved, she will introduce herself as my FIRST daughter if you ever get a chance to meet her.
We spent a few hours driving to a nearby village in search of a little girl who had been abandoned after being accused of witchcraft.
As I was looking for the girl, she unexpectedly ran in my direction. She wore a blue and white striped dress and was barefoot.
We saved Uduak that day, and as she was the first girl I saved, she will introduce herself as my FIRST daughter if you ever get a chance to meet her.
