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Here's What Happened to a Little Girl Pictured Doing Her Homework by the Light of an ATM

A Nigerian community has embarked on a campaign to help a little girl since a photo of her went viral; the young student was pictured using the light of a bank's 24-hour ATM to complete her homework late in the evening.

Twitter user Bada Maruf Matthew first uploaded his photo of the little girl on Feb. 5, 2020. "I saw this little Dele at FCMB [First City Monument] Bank along Yaba Road in Ondo City," he captioned. "She is using the ATM Gallery light to do her homework."

"My respect goes to her determination to make it in life," Matthew continued. "Let it go viral. #Deledetermination."

Identified only as Dele, the little girl soon did go viral for her industrious use of the bank's ATM light. Many social media users, touched by Dele's ingenuity, and concerned for her situation, reached out with messages of support.

"Dele's resilience in spite of obvious odds shows that [a] number of children are ready to give their best to access education," wrote one person.

"Dele was determined to do her work when others could easily tell their teachers there was no light to do the homework," wrote another. "She needs to be encouraged."

As per Nigeria's New Telegraph , many netizens also speculated that Dele's need to use the light of the ATM to complete her homework was due to a power outage, a common phenomenon in this area of Nigeria.

On Feb. 9, First City Monument Bank took to Facebook themselves to respond to Matthew's viral photo and Dele's growing cause. "We are inspired by Dele's determination to study," they wrote. "It's great our ATM Gallery could light her books for the evening, but we would love to do more to support."

They did. In collaboration with Matthew, who assisted with the paperwork, FCMB opened a personal account for Dele. The bank details were posted on Twitter  on Feb. 10 for willing donors to be able to contribute to the little girl's ongoing education.

As per Wazup Nigeria , Matthew revealed that Dele lives with her grandmother and attends Hope of Glory Academy in Ondo City. "Even the Local Government authority is aware, too," he explained, adding, "Necessary documents were collected to ascertain her identity before I proceeded [to open the bank account]."

Before long, the viral hashtag #Deledetermination had also reaped additional offers to help the little girl and her classmates. "Thank you for sharing this inspiring story," d.light Solar Nigeria posted on Twitter . "Dele's determination to study is worthy of commendation.

"We @dlightnigeria are happy to empower Dele and her classmates with our Solar Lanterns and Solar Home System to excel in their quest for knowledge," they added, posting photos of Dele and her classmates holding up their new solar lanterns on Feb. 11.

As per Trading Economics , as of 2020, the Nigerian "Living Wage" for a family stands at 137,600 Nigerian Naira (US$378) per month. Each country's living wage is calculated based on the estimated cost of living according to certain criteria.

Nigeria's calculation includes a "predefined food basket"—taking into account 50 food groups and national food consumption patterns—housing, and transportation. There is "a margin for unexpected expenses," as per  Trading Economics ; however, education is not specifically identified as a living expense.

Dele's days of completing her homework by the light of an ATM may be over. From now on, the industrious student and her classmates will get by with a little help from their local community and caring netizens around the world.

How Stella Weaver can give Nolensville coach Mo'ne Davis revenge at Little League World Series

SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — Mo'ne Davis broke Chris Mercado's heart on a Little League baseball field nine years ago.

Mercado was the manager of South Nashville Little League, the former iteration of Nolensville Little League. The program was making its second consecutive Little League World Series appearance when Mercado found himself with a front-row seat to history .

On Aug. 15, 2014, Davis became the first girl to earn a pitching victory in Series history when her Taney Little League team from South Philadelphia defeated South Nashville 4-0. Davis allowed just two hits, struck out eight and didn't walk a batter in her complete game.

"Ever since then, I was like, 'We gotta bring a girl back,' " said Mercado, who is a coach on this year's Nolensville team, which is making the program's third consecutive Series appearance . "My friends are busting on me, about 'You lost to a girl,' and 'You put her on the cover of Sports Illustrated.' "

Mercado and Nolensville have their girl now. Her name is Stella Weaver, a pigtailed pitcher who hits 68 mph on radar guns, hits home runs and counts Davis as her sports idol.

Nolensville opens the Little League World Series at 2 p.m. CST Friday against Rhode Island. Weaver will become just the 22nd girl to appear in the Little League World Series .

"Now I'm bringing the girl," he said. "Hopefully we can get a win with her and move somebody else out. It's something I've always wanted.

"I was there for Mo'ne and was on the losing end. Now I'm going to be on the winning end with Stella, hopefully."

Davis hopes so, too. She sent Weaver a video message before the Southeast Region championship.

"Keep pounding the zone, keep hitting those corners and always trust your teammates," she said in the video.

Before facing Davis, South Nashville had just defeated a pitcher who was throwing in the mid-70s, a tall task. Davis, whose fastball hovered at about 70 mph, offered a different kind of challenge.

"We had 30,000 people cheering against us," Mercado said. "They were all Philadelphia (fans), number one. Number two, she's really good. It's a different story when you have fans behind you."

In the years since, Davis has returned to the Little League World Series as a commentator, and is still the only girl to win a game there.

"She's been back every year," Mercado said. "It's Stella time."

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Little 'Warrior' Girl, 3, Doing Great After Being Shot On LI, Dad Says

LONG ISLAND, NY —It was near bedtime when Lovely Azilee-Louise Toney was jumping up and down on her family’s couch in the living room of the apartment she shared with them in Ridge last Tuesday, when there were several popping sounds.

The family thought it was fireworks being set off in the neighborhood, though her father, James Toney, knew the difference between fireworks and gunshots.

Still processing what was transpiring, the spunky little three-year-old jumped off the couch and ran to Toney before looking up at him.

She stood motionless for about five seconds, not crying, but he could tell something was wrong.

That was when he saw the blood on her shirt.

“My daughter is a warrior,” Toney said in an interview with Patch on Sunday.

Lovely had been shot in her hand, and abdomen with a bullet piercing her tiny body in multiple places.

Before that moment, he would not have expected a child her age to do what she did.

“I might have been crying and hollering a little more than what she was,” he said.

The next thought that he had was that someone intentionally shot bullets through the front window to wound him and they were waiting for the family outside.

Toney was shot in the arm in a Bellport home invasion “gone wrong” back in 2017.

“We can’t say how a three-year-old should act when they get shot,” he said. “I had one go into a muscle myself. I don't see how my daughter was able to stand there like a champ. Like, I swear I would have been on the floor, you know, hollering; I wouldn’t want to move.”

“A hot piece of lead just went through her stomach, liver, kidney, and hand,” he said.

His mind raced with thoughts of how he, the child, her mother, Cathy Marie Serrano, and his son could escape with only one exit from the unit.

“I didn’t know what to do,” Toney said.

He scooped up his daughter to bring her outside the apartment, but when he got outside, he saw there were police officers everywhere taking cover.

“I don't know why they are here or what they are doing, but thank the Lord they are here to take my daughter,” he said.

The officers had been outside the unit next door where they were investigating a man wanted for a slaying in Central Islip back in June, Suffolk police said. When the suspect, Gary Jones, realized they were on to him, he began shooting, according to police.

Jones, 38, of North Amityville shot himself inside the apartment to avoid arrest, police said.

It was his bullets that sprayed into the apartment, striking Lovely as she played, according to police.

The officers put Lovely and Serrano in the back of a patrol car and rushed them to Peconic Bay Medical Center in Riverhead.

In dramatic bodycam footage, the officers can be seen frantically whisking Lovely out of the car, with one breathlessly telling staff, “A baby’s been shot,” Newsday reported.

If there is any message in this, parents should take a more protective watch over their children no matter where they are, he said.

“Even in your home because you never know what your neighbors are up to or what your neighbors are doing or are holding in your neighbor's house because we don't all sit down and watch our neighbors 24/7,” he said.

Toney said the police officers who helped save his daughter did an “amazing job” and he could not have been more grateful, crediting them for treating his child as if she was their own.

“No parents, no relatives, my cousin on the phone or my family, nobody should be able to get a phone call like this or to see something like this – Nobody,” he said.

People keep asking how he and his family are doing, but Toney keeps saying that he does not know.

He says that even though the shooting set his own psychological triggers, he can’t go down that route and let himself “be bad for everybody.”

When he realized his daughter was shot, he thought his “old lifestyle had caught up” to him,

Toney said, adding that a piece of the wall hit his shoulder, causing “a flashback” and he believed he might have been shot.

Lovely gets her name from the suggestion of an inspirational person Toney met in prison when he was serving time for a drug conviction, he said.

At the time, Toney had said that if he ever had a daughter, he would name her Lovely.

“And Lovely, boy, she's definitely a handful,” he said of the energetic child.

She is making a “great” recovery and is in stable condition at Cohen’s Children’s Medical Center in New Hyde Park, Toney said. The child had three surgeries on Friday to repair the damage done by bullets, as well as a fractured hand, and her prognosis is good.

Her liver is expected to heal on its own, and no other organs or her spine were damaged; there are no bullet fragments in her.

Lovely has surprised the doctors, according to Toney.

"She's a fighter," he said.

Though she is still intubated, she was able to breathe well on her own, Toney said, adding that the machine picks up for her when she is too weak.

She has opened her eyes and indicated she wanted to be held by her dad the other day, and he had to leave so that she would calm down.

Toney said, “‘You need to rest, baby girl.’”

Because she is so energetic, he imagines her recovery must be hard.

“She’s a little, bouncy girl,” he said. “When she gets a little bit of energy, she's not going to sit.”

As Lovely has been becoming more aware of her surroundings, she has been pulling bows out of her hair.

She hates the hair adornments, so when Toney saw that he said, “Lovely’s back when she doesn’t like bow-bows.”

She has a long road to recovery in front of her that will include multiple therapies, her cousin, Catherine Bright said.

Lovely’s mother has also taken time off of work to be with her and it is unclear when she will be able to return. Thankfully, the Ronald McDonald Foundation has provided the family with a hotel room at a hotel near the hospital so that they can be close to Lovely as she makes her recovery.

So Bright began a GoFundMe page to help them in their time of need. So far, it has raised $1,715 toward a $10,000 goal.

Toney is still coming to grasp what has happened.

“It's an unspeakable situation,” he said. “I really don't even know how to explain the full gravity. I haven’t even cried; I haven’t shed a tear.”

The article Little 'Warrior' Girl, 3, Doing Great After Being Shot On LI, Dad Says appeared first on Shirley-Mastic Patch .