Segun James Despite the numerous challenges facing physicall-challenged Nigerians, former lawmaker and philanthropist, Shina Peller, has urged them to keep hope alive for a better future. Peller said this when he celebrated his 48th birthday with the pupils and students of the Pacelli School For The Blind & Partially Sighted Children in Surulere, Lagos. Peller who has been celebrating his birthday with the students in the last four years said he has made it a tradition to mark his birthday with these special individuals, bringing joy, happiness, and inspiration to young people who face unique challenges daily.
His annual visits and continuous support have made him a beloved figure at the school, where he sponsors many pupils. During the celebration, Peller spoke passionately about the importance of perseverance, determination, and resilience in overcoming adversity. He emphasized the critical role of education, skill development, and self-confidence in empowering individuals to build a better future for themselves and their communities.
“It is an absolute honor to be here with you again today on this special occasion of my 48th birthday celebration,” Peller addressed the students. “I am filled with joy and gratitude to witness the warmth and love that fill this gathering as we celebrate my birthday together. For nearly a decade now, I have made it a tradition to mark my birthday with these wonderful and remarkable students.
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