Never give up on your dream - President Trump tells Nigerian boy who drew his portrait

Posted by E.L.E.X on December 03 2019 under News









A ballpoint portrait of Donald Trump which was drawn by a Nigerian boy has gotten the attention of the United States President who reacted via Twitter. 

 

The Nigerian Twitter user @Doks_Art said the ballpoint portrait of the US President took 70 hours. He also disclosed that it was his second portrait of the US President. 

 

He tweeted "This is my second portrait of President Trump. This time I really want him to see it. All done in ballpoint, took up to 70hours, '24Γ—21' inches. Please RT till the president sees this"

 

Never give up on your dream - President Trump tells Nigerian boy who drew his portrait

 

President Donald Trump who reacted to the tweet which went viral described @Doks_Art as a wonderful artist and further told him not to give up on his dream. 

 

He tweeted "Not only did I see it @Doks_Art, I think it is fantastic. You are a wonderful artist, never give up your dream!"

 

Never give up on your dream - President Trump tells Nigerian boy who drew his portrait





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