Ibrahim Razak: Male student nurse pushes trolleys at the market to pay his fees- Ibrahim Razak is a first-year student nurse at the Bole Nursing Training College in the Northern Region of Ghana - The resilient young man sold sachet water to fund his junior high school education and also pushed trolleys at the Kasoa market to pay his SHS fees - Razak sat for an interview with SVTV Africa and revealed that he still pushes trolleys for money to fund his training at the nursing college PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! A resilient Ghanaian young man named Ibrahim Razak has recounted his life experience and heaps of financial struggles as a student nurse. Razak, 22, revealed that he has been pushing trolleys, popularly known as trucks, at the Kasoa market in the Central Region to finance his education. The determined young man recently sat for an interview with SVTV Africa and revealed that he is a first-year student nurse at the Bole Nursing Training College in the Northern Region. Recommended for you “The audacity”: Nkechi Blessing decides to let go as vendor sends her death... According to him, he has been hawking through the streets most of his life to finance his education and for a better living condition. Razak revealed that he hawked sachet water on the streets of Nungua to pay his school fees when he was in class four all the way to JHS One. Throughout his senior high school education, Razak pushed trolleys at the Kasoa market to pay his school fees. Coming from an economically challenged family, Razak has been living a horse-like life to fund his education. Razak had to live with his uncle because his parents could not afford his school fees. He revealed that he moved to live in Kasao with his parents after some years, where he has been pushing trolleys in the market to fund his education as a student nurse. Razak’s daily routine involves transporting luggage for traders and buyers for money. Currently, Razak is a nursing student and he shares his powerful story in the video below. Recommended for you CBN stops bank agents from using PoS terminals for transactions, along with... In other news, Russell Ledet, a medical student in the United States had no idea that fate would land him at the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. The hardworking doctor who labours night and day to save lives was once a watchman at the hospital he works in. HEART OF GOLD: Williams gets sponsor for varsity education | Legit TV Source: Legit.ng - Ibrahim Razak is a first-year student nurse at the Bole Nursing Training College in the Northern Region of Ghana - The resilient young man sold sachet water to fund his junior high school education and also pushed trolleys at the Kasoa market to pay his SHS fees - Razak sat for an interview with SVTV Africa and revealed that he still pushes trolleys for money to fund his training at the nursing college PAY ATTENTION: