Stephen Appiah Recalls Childhood Hardship

Ex-Ghana skipper Stephen Leroy Appiah has promised never to allow any of his children to go through the kind of hardship and pain he went through growing up.
The 2016 Ghana Peace Ambassador revealed that, it was his desire to reach the highest level of education and at his graduation, family and friends would all be present to celebrate his achievement, but has bemoaned that, the dream couldn’t come to reality since he only dropped out of school in upper primary.
The philanthropist explained that, he painfully watched others graduated on countless occasions whiles, he couldn’t get that opportunity.
The former player made this touching revelation in an instagram post, during his eldest son, Larry Appiah graduation ceremony. In the post, he promised to do everything possible not to make his children go through hardship and will do all things within his power for them to attain the highest level of education.
 

Growing up my dream and desire was to have an opportunity like this to have friends and family join me as such an occasion like ‘my’ graduation day. It didn’t happen as I desired since I only got to upper primary. I painfully watched others do on countless occasions. As a father I have vowed not to let my children go through my childhood pain and so I will do everything humanly possible to take them to the highest level possible. Congrats my boy.. Daddy and all are proud of you. @larryappiah__ #stepapplifestyle

A photo posted by Stepapp (@stephenappiahofficial) on Jul 1, 2016 at 4:28am PDT

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