The Guinean midfielder is currently in the country. Naby Keïta took the opportunity to visit the children of the solidarity city on the sidelines of the celebration of World Children’s Day. As a UNICEF ambassador, NK8 had the opportunity to share some memorable moments and perform physical exercises with the visually impaired children. The Coleah native is committed to supporting this organization in its projects.
Humanity is celebrating International Children’s Rights Day. These visually impaired people enjoyed talking with the former Liverpool player. NK8 is determined to bring smiles back to the faces of these children from the Sogué region. It’s also about facilitating their access to education. “With UNICEF, we’re fighting to help children go to school, we’re fighting for a good education for children. We have a big project, you’ll see that soon. I felt the emotion, I put myself in their shoes. I had tears inside me. Normal people don’t have the right to complain. It’s pathetic. That’s why we’re here today with UNICEF to help children, even normal people ,” he said.
These visually impaired students from the Cité de solidarité school performed a series of Braille demonstrations. The Syli National point guard was impressed by the intelligence of the children at the Sogué center. This visit from Naby Keïta, a UNICEF ambassador, delighted the center’s director. Welcoming the Guinean star to his premises is a feeling of pride for Jean Kamano. “We are very proud, very happy. Naby Keita is everything to everyone you know. We thank him for being there. And we thank him for supporting the school in every way,” said the director.
With imedias.net
