is a 5-year-old boy in Nursery School who wants to become a policeman.
Solomon lives with only his mom because his father has mental problems and went mad. They live at Jemba Village in a state of abject poverty characterized by diseases and famine. The family has no piece of land on which they can grow crops and they live in a single rented room at Jemba Trading Centre. The situation at home is so bad that sometimes they miss daily meals. The mother has no job. She can only go from house to house looking for people’s dirty clothes to wash get paid and it’s not sustainable. Solomon lacks all school requirements, yet he wants to become a policeman.
Peace Solomon
is a 5-year-old boy in Nursery School who wants to become a policeman.
Solomon lives with only his mom because his father has mental problems and went mad. They live at Jemba Village in a state of abject poverty characterized by diseases and famine. The family has no piece of land on which they can grow crops and they live in a single rented room at Jemba Trading Centre. The situation at home is so bad that sometimes they miss daily meals. The mother has no job. She can only go from house to house looking for people’s dirty clothes to wash get paid and it’s not sustainable. Solomon lacks all school requirements, yet he wants to become a policeman.