He was devastated when family circumstances meant he had to drop out of school.
When he was offered one of our first Dr Danwata Scholarships, last March, giving him a chance to return to school with a free education, books and uniform,he was overjoyed and is intent on repaying those who made it possible - Mama Sue and Building Blocks Foundation who are sponsoring him
Nasri, 17, has written today's blog: " I say thanks for what you have done for me, you have changed my
life and now it is good.
Nobody else is better than you, I was dull but now I shine like the moon.
Nobody else is better than you, I was dull but now I shine like the moon.
Mama, there is not day that I will get tired of seeing your
smiling face, you have given me a chance to get education. You do advise
us and, Mama, I say thank you.
I have all the facilities at school and good teachers, you give me
everything that I need. I have nothing to pay you, but I have something to do
for YOU, Mama and my sponsors, by doing well in my exams.