It is reliably fake. Especially when the Magic Negroes are said to be especially, impressively, astonishingly, magic.
Born to Ghanaian parents, Arday grew up on a council estate (the British equivalent of Section 8 housing) in south London. At age three he was diagnosed with global development delay and autism. Therapists said he would be confined to an assisted living facility. Miraculously, at 11 years old, he spoke his first word (“hello”). When he was 18, he learned to read and write.
Most seemingly credible successes are fake these days. There is absolutely no chance that the incredible ones are even remotely true. Especially not those that are connected to Clown World institutions like Oxford, Cambrdige, and registered charities in some way.
This story passes the sniff test about as well as rancid, month-old deli meat slipping past a customs hound.
