The current Member of Parliament-elect for Madina Constituency, Lawyer Francis-Xavier Sosu has shared his inspiring story of how he scaled over hurdles in life.
In a new post sighted by bibinionline.com on Facebook, one user, Kobby Blay who is believed to be close to the new MP-elect recounted how he had to struggle through life while squatting at the Malata Market in Accra.
“The man you see here has a story many can relate with – from sleeping in kiosks, to an orphanage, to law school, closely losing primaries in his first attempt and now, Parliament. I recall when his license was revoked as a lawyer in one of his human rights cases.
Its been close to a decade following closely the human rights and public interest lawyer, Francis-Xavier Sosu thus could not refrain the choice to quickly dash to cover this moment as part of my assignment covering the 2020 general elections”, he stressed.
He revealed how he had to push trucks and “sell everything sellable” just to be able to get some money to make ends meet in life.
According to the NDC MP for Madina, even when he was elected as the Boys’ Prefect of St John’s Grammar Senior High School, he had to walk for miles to beg for money to be able to get to school. At some point in his life, fate shone upon him and he got adopted into an orphanage.
It was there that he got some educational sponsorship and went on to become a Human Rights lawyer.
Mr. Sosu said after passing out, he had a strong conviction to give back to society by helping others who found themselves in the same position he found himself.
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