Few Years After Hope Was Rescued By A Good Samaritan, See His Current Photos

Hope's parents abandoned him when he was two years old, leaving him to perish on the streets, but Anja Ringgren Loven, a good samaritan working for a Danish NGO, saw him and saved him

God gives parents children as a gift. Every single person on the earth hopes to obtain them. Regrettably, not everyone’s wish is fulfilled simultaneously for everyone. Families are made happier, more joyful, and more exciting by children. They also maintain racial and generational harmony. Due to unforeseen circumstances, some families who would like to have children are unable to do so. Children are seen as a blessing by those with large families.

This serves as another proof that we frequently do not receive our desired outcomes. Each family that has children should be grateful for them, but sadly, most homes still engage in superstitious practices. Some individuals think that because some kids possess supernatural skills, their lives should not be allowed to continue.

Some really poor parents are convinced to believe that their children are witches and wizards who must be exorcised for them to advance, and some really poor parents are persuaded to believe that what they have experienced. They are compelled to kill or abandon such a child if they do not want to embarrass themselves in front of others. Today, young children are expected to shoulder the bulk of the responsibility.

Hope and Saviour are the two kids I am mentioning today. Hope’s parents abandoned him when he was two years old, leaving him to perish on the streets, but Anja Ringgren Loven, a good samaritan working for a Danish NGO, saw him and saved him. This two-year-old was playing alone and consuming food scraps from trash cans. His parents patiently awaited for him to pass away from malnutrition or illness, but he did not.

Saviour is one of the kids whom Anja Ringgren rescued on Calabar Lane. Following the murder of his sister, who was also thought to be a witch, by the same religious individuals. In Nigeria, there is a pervasive belief in witchcraft, which leads to the killing of many young, innocent children.