Fameye’s former manager Ogidi Brown poses as a beggar on the street, watch how things unfold » GhBase•com™-Everything & News Now
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Ogidi Brown, the former manager of singer Fameye conducted a street experiment to have a feel of how people react towards disabled persons like himself who beg for alms on the street.
Brown who has been confined to a wheelchair since a ghastly accident, disguised himself as a beggar and hit the street while his crew secretly recorded the episode from afar.
Apart from a lady who sells a sachet of water that took pity on him and gave him some coins, others ignored him.
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Brown once told Happy 98.9FM’s Ayekoo After Drive Show how he became physically handicapped in an emotional interview. He stated;
“My father came for me to Italy after I completed Senior High School. When I left Ghana, my legs were both functional until one faithful day”.
On the said day, a friend and myself were on our way to pick up a visiting elder from the airport for a programme in church. On our way, we were almost involved in a head on collision.
“The other driver, a woman driving and using her phone at the same time veered into our lane. When my friend saw that we might collide with her, he quickly swerved to the side of the road; unfortunately, our car flipped over severally. Though we survived the accident, I injured my spine and have ever since been unable to walk.”
Honestly, it wasn’t an easy period for me. It is one of those situations that will make you question God and ask why he didn’t just take your life instead. After the accident, I was admitted at the hospital for 11 months and was initially in a coma. When I woke up, I realised I was bed ridden but, I had to make that bold decision of moving on despite the fact that it was a hard thing to do”.
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Asked what motivated him in such a difficult time, he stated, “At that moment a lot of things inspired me. Other cases I saw at the hospital made me realize that irrespective of your situation, always know that someone is going through worse than you and that alone should make you grateful”.
Sharing some of his hospital highlights, she revealed that his doctors never expected him to be able to sit after the surgeries.
“The doctors were very happy and cheered me on when I finally sat in the wheelchair for the first time. They were surprised becaue they were of the notion I would be bed ridden for the rest of my life”.
