The Emotional Beggar!

Their first meeting

Thuo in a new clothe with Gladys on their second meeting

This little homeless boy whose name was later known as Thuo had gone begging when he saw Gladys, a lady who uses oxygen to stay alive and has lost her eyes! Instead of begging, he became emotional and started crying for the lady, probably realising he is better off.
The picture went viral on social media and the lady's family took him, bought him a clothe and took him to church for the lady's fund raising.
The little boy with a good heart is more interested in getting people to help the lady regain her eyesight and to be off the machine.
Whatever situation you find yourself, thank God!
The event happened in Kenya.

FG Bans Importation of Vehicles Through the Land Borders

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Benue Students Invent Device For Irrigation Of Food Crops

Benue State is the Food Basket of the Nation, a Basket of Opportunities. To buttress that fact, two students of Benue origin schooling in the state recently invented a device for irrigation of food crops and other plants.

The two young men are Joseph Orya of Mount Saint Gabriels Secondary School, Makurdi and Joshua Ichor of Christ Apostolic Secondary School, Makurdi.

FG Orders CBN, NPA, 15 Others To Refund The N450bn Unremitted Revenue

Seventeen revenue-generating agencies have been summoned for a meeting to tender proposals on how they intend to repay N450 billion unremitted operating surplus into the Consolidated Revenue Fund (CRF).

The federal government about two weeks ago announced the setting up of a committee to recover the unremitted operating surpluses from the agencies.

This is just as the federal government unveiled plans of a new financing model for its universities and hospitals, taking into consideration their funding model and requirements, in a bid to entrench better controls and improved service delivery.

This Young Girl Wanted To Buy a N620k Phone With N500

The teenage girl pictured above is believed to be mentally unstable. According to a witness who sent the photos to LIB, she went into a phone shop in Surulere, Lagos this afternoon and told the sales rep she wanted to buy a phone that cost N620,000. When she was asked to pay for the phone, she replied, saying that she needed to withdraw the money using the ATM.

Suspected Robbers Arrested While Stuffing N1.5m Robbery Proceed Into Their Private Parts

Female Corps Member Who Died In Kano NYSC Camp Laid To Rest

Wole Soyinka Fulfils His Words, Leaves America

Soyinka

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Shortly before the vote,

Coffins Of Brazilian Footballers Killed In Plane Disaster Laid Side By Side In Funeral Home

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The bodies of Chapecoense players killed when the LaMia airline plane smashed into a mountain have been identified and are being embalmed and prepared for transport by military aircraft back to their homeland.

35-Year-Old To Die By Hanging In Osun

An Osun State High Court on Thursday convicted and sentenced Kayode Idowu, a 35-year-old artisan, to death by hanging for armed robbery and murder.

The police had arraigned Idowu and his accomplice, Femi Adebowale, before the court on three counts of conspiracy, murder and armed robbery.

Idowu, who was found guilty by Justice Kudirat Akano, was said to have broken into the apartments of Rachel Ogbomoniyi and Florence Ajayi at about 1am on August 3, 2009, and found N200 from Aina’s room.

Fidel Castro, Cuba's leader of revolution, dies at 90

Fidel Castro, the fiery apostle of revolution who brought the Cold War to the Western Hemisphere in 1959 and then defied the United States for nearly half a century as Cuba’s maximum leader, bedeviling 11 American presidents and briefly pushing the world to the brink of nuclear war, died Friday. He was 90.