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Child Labour: See Kids Working At Anglican Church Construction Site In Port Harcourt Rivers State
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Dec 1st, 2014 – Child Labour Photos: See Kids Working At Anglican Church Construction Site In Trans Amadi Port Harcourt Rivers State
Port Harcourt-based radio presenter Mistah Juix took to Twitter few hours ago to share these heartbreaking photos of some young boys working at a building owned by Anglican Church under construction in Trans Amadi area of Port Harcourt.
The boys were spotted climbing the building with no safety equipment.
See another photo below:
When kids have parents who can’t afford to feed them, what do you expect such kids to do??? Hustle of course.
May God protect them.
Akuwax in Mongu, Zambia.
December 2, 2014 at 6:17 AM
You people, this so called child labour should be given a good glance unlike prejudging issues be your mind is settled. My point is that in Africa this is how we groom our young ones.
if you trace it very careful you will find that this boy on the picture seem to be interested with what he is doing and he is willing to learn and wants to be a full time bricklayer.
Not everyone will be taught in a class NO, this is another way of training these young boys, so that in future they sustain their lives.
Remember it is not only education that can make be come somebody in life, but is through this kind of training.
Mark my words.
sweetmama
December 2, 2014 at 7:35 AM
hmmmmmmmmmmmm,short of words
Danti
December 2, 2014 at 11:59 AM
There is nothing heartbreaking in the picture, this is Africa! Kids of their age are known to sell fresh fruits and foods to help their unfortunate parents. Stop being WHITE! Even in America kids are used (compulsorily) to sell sweet and biscuits to raise funds for their schools. Their parents are completely handicapped by poverty and idleness is not the next option. The Egusi
We all eat are processed by under-age children in south-west, I was happy to be part of it.
fairjudge
December 2, 2014 at 2:29 PM
This is very dangerous but i can bet you 80% of us grew up doing one of these types of dangerous works, Such is africa
kelvin
December 2, 2014 at 7:25 PM
Very very dangerous for a boy of that age should climb so high in the name of learning, but there is nothing bad in learning at a young age..but not to risk a young child life because you are training him or her