Nigerian youngster Chibueze Morris Nwabueze, often known as the “Extraordinary Marketer,” lost his father to professional killers. After his family was forced to relocate from northern Nigeria to Abia State in South East Nigeria, Chibueze, then a little child, was forced to take on the job of provider.
Chibueze became the primary provider after his mother suffered a stroke and lost her ability to work. According to The Guardian, the young trailblazer began selling fruits, crayfish, and other products on the streets after dropping out of school.
Chibueze, nicknamed as the “Extraordinary Marketer,” gained popularity for his charismatic demeanor and marketing talents while selling on the streets. His films rapidly went viral.
His story piqued the interest of Godswill Nwankwo, the founder of the Godswill Nwankwo Foundation, who granted the young entrepreneur a full scholarship to further his study, allowing him to pursue his academic ambitions without financial constraints.
The Godswill Nwankwo Foundation is a nonprofit NGO with headquarters in the US and a chapter in Nigeria.
The group’s website states that they prioritize community empowerment, educational development, social and economic wellbeing, and entrepreneurial development for individuals and enterprises.