Video Shows Sweet Moment Beggar in Wheelchair Surprised with R4 000 
By Stranger He Had Helped Earlier

Video Shows Sweet Moment Beggar in Wheelchair Surprised with R4 000 By Stranger He Had Helped Earlier

  • One man treated a beggar in a wheelchair to an overwhelming surprise after the poor man had offered him some money to eat
  • The entertainer had accosted the beggar and pleaded with him to be given money
  • The kindhearted beggar had offered what little money he could put together and was rewarded with R4 000 cash by the generous man

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An influencer identified as De General made the day of a beggar by gifting him R4 000 cash on the spot.

De General had that day set out to pretend to be hungry and then reward any beggar that offered him help with cash. A young man named Ibrahimu from Zamfara state was the lucky person.

N100, N100k, Nigerian man, beggar in wheelchair
He had offered the beggar N100. Photo Credit: TikTok/@iam_degeneral
Source: UGC

An emotional video shared by @iam_degeneral on Tiktok captured when he accosted the lucky beggar in a wheelchair and pleaded to be given any amount so he could get something to eat.

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Ibrahimu had appeared startled at first but then went on to offer De General what little money he could muster.

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As the entertainer offered thanks, the beggar doubled the amount by bringing out another cash note.

His kindness got him a big reward

This moved the entertainer who immediately divulged to the beggar that he wasn't needy but just pretended to be.

He showed the beggar where his car was parked and hailed Ibrahimu for showing kindness to a stranger despite his condition.

On the spot, he gifted Ibrahimu R4 000 cash, much to the surprise of the beggar.

Watch the heartwarming video below:

Mzansi reacts

moridiatoyindamola said:

"I'm so touched in the heart he's such a great man , thanks for helping him may Almighty God continue to ease your pain big man."

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donblinkmillion said:

"God bless you man for showing love to other people, you don't have to get rich before helping others.
"Even in his condition he could still help others."

scottnelly279 said:

"I don't know where to start but brother I swear down if u no blow pass like this make i know no why...GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER."

Chikezie Onyinyechi said:

"They should have helped him get to his place oo, that place isn't too safe , see as that one at the back looks like Anin."

Collins said:

"Hmmmm, God will continue to bless and elevate you for your kind heart , this video really made me cry, You're blessed once again."

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In more social media news, Briefly News previously reported that a lady has caused a commotion on social media as she highlighted how a homeless man she accommodated turned out to be her lover.

In a viral video shared by @starringsaraa on TikTok, the pretty lady shared a video showing the first time she interacted with the homeless man and gave him food.

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