"Who says only Yahoo pays?" A 13-year-old boy in Onitsha shocks many by building a house for his parents using savings from local mining!

An Onitsha boy has defiled expectations, as he builds a home for his parents with money made from local mining savings.

In a great display of determination and hard work, a 13-year-old boy in Onitsha has become an inspiration to many after building a house for his parents using savings earned from local mining activities and has dedicated it. The young lad, whose identity has not been fully disclosed, has stunned his community with his remarkable achievement, challenging the notion that only illicit means can bring financial success.

The story has quickly spread through Onitsha, and the social media, sparking conversations and admiration for the young boy's initiative. Instead of succumbing to the allure of quick but often unethical gains, the teenager reportedly dedicated himself to saving his earnings from working in local mining sites. His commitment and frugality have now culminated in the construction of a modest but significant home for his parents.

"Who says only Yahoo (internet fraud) can give a person money?" exclaimed a neighbor, expressing the collective sentiment of the community. 

While details about the specific type of mining and the exact amount saved are still emerging, the story highlights the potential for young people to contribute positively to their families and communities through diligent effort. It is a testament to the values of hard work and the importance of setting goals, regardless of age or circumstance.

The young builder's story is a beacon of hope and a powerful counter-narrative to the prevalent issues of youth involvement in negative activities. It is a moment of pride for Onitsha and a testament to the resilience and ingenuity that can be found within its communities. 

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