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Nkoyo Iyamba

Nkoyo Iyamba

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United States

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Local News , Politics , Immigration , Finance , Education

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Total articles 10

  • Dying father creates memory book for young daughter

    By Scott Wise Verified, Nkoyo Iyamba| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified By Nkoyo IyambaSALT LAKE CITY (KSL) – A young Utah father is facing the reality that his one-year-old daughter will grow up without him. He’s fighting A-L-S and working hard to create memories that will fill the gaps after he’s gone. In 2010, doctors diagnosed Ben Thomas with ALS. The disease attacked his limbs and affected his speech. “Maybe my legs don’t work, but I can make my daughter laugh, you know,” Thomas said.

    By Scott Wise Verified, Nkoyo Iyamba · WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)

    Sep. 14, 2022

  • New Statue in Manassas Highlights an Unsung Legacy

    By Nkoyo Iyamba| The Washington Informer Verified Jennie Dean is now immortalized. Under an overcast sky in Manassas, Virginia, with raindrops lightly scattered against a rainbow-painted horizon, a crowd of about 100 — masked and socially distanced — watched the unveiling Saturday of a statue of the community activist for education. The six-foot bronze statue, which sits on a three-foot granite base, is one the few outdoor statues of women of color in the United States — fewer than three percent, according to the Smithsonian Institute.

    By Nkoyo Iyamba · The Washington Informer

    Oct. 27, 2020

  • Dying father creates memory book for young daughter

    By Scott Wise Verified, Nkoyo Iyamba| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified By Nkoyo IyambaSALT LAKE CITY (KSL) – A young Utah father is facing the reality that his one-year-old daughter will grow up without him. He’s fighting A-L-S and working hard to create memories that will fill the gaps after he’s gone. In 2010, doctors diagnosed Ben Thomas with ALS. The disease attacked his limbs and affected his speech. “Maybe my legs don’t work, but I can make my daughter laugh, you know,” Thomas said.

    By Scott Wise Verified, Nkoyo Iyamba · WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)

    Sep. 14, 2022

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