Best dressed windscreen cleaner dump Uche Nnaji's rehabilitation gesture (Episode 1)

We all can remember the picture of the well dressed windscreen cleaner who was spotted on the street.His picture went viral that Uche Nnaji the style Doctor and CEO of OUCH offered to assist and rehabilitate him.The young man has abandoned Uche Nnaji with his kind gesture and went back to the street to continue doing what he knows how to do best.Uche Nnaji has shared what really transpired between them.Read below,

"Sometime last month I saw an online image of a well-dressed young man cleaning windshields in traffic. I was touched by this, and then I felt the urge to ASSIST, with the HOPE that I can positively IMPACT him in my own little way.

We met and discossed on way forward. During our discussion I observed his SKILL was limited to
SqueeGee. This gave me great concern, as it may not offer him anything above the JOB of an Office Assistant, then I felt it won't be the best for him.

We (The photographer Daniel Sync and myself) talked with him and also decided he must go get his transcript from UniIlorin so we can eventually get him into the Open University in Lagos to enable him complete his education while Getting TRAINED with me.

We were all excited as he walked into my office just last Monday (5days ago) with the ADMISSION forms from the OPEN UNIVERSITY. That same Monday the official TRAINING began with him in my Lekki office.

The week ahead I had started by giving his Wardrobe Sartorial Healing for a Change and I made sure NO PICTURES were taken while giving him these items of clothing ( the Red polo he was wearing in the video I posted 3 days ago of him working with me last Friday and the white shirt he chose to wear back to the traffic yesterday all came from my PERSONAL collection) As I felt that wasn't necessary since my concern was to start a paradigm shift for this young man who needs to see the better side of life.

But I guess, people always want what they want. During our class session on same day (Monday) it dawned on me that he was unable to GRASP what He was being taught. But I still didn't give up on him, hoping that time will make things right for necessary adjustment.

The aim was to TEACH him how to FISH by EMPOWERING him with necessary skill from some industry fashion professionals which certainly comes with more benefits after wards. After his class on Monday where we reached an agreement that he would LEARN various skills including tailoring, Abdulai went off the radar only to be sighted yesterday cleaning."