Appreciative Little Boy Living in Orphanage Kneels Down to Thank People who Gave Him Food, Prays in Cute Video

Appreciative Little Boy Living in Orphanage Kneels Down to Thank People who Gave Him Food, Prays in Cute Video

  • A little boy was so appreciative of his helpers after he was offered food at an orphanage home
  • In a heartwarming video spotted on Instagram, the brilliant kid took the food and prostrated for those who served him
  • The little boy further amazed people after joining his hands to pray before going ahead to eat the food

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Social media users have gushed over a trending video of a little boy living at an orphanage home.

In a video spotted on Instagram, the little boy was seen holding a plate which he presented to some servers one after the other.

Little boy prays after getting food, orphan, orphanage home
Little boy prays after getting food Photo Credit: @yahweh_children_ministries
Source: UGC

After his plate was filled with food, he went down on one knee to thank the givers before proceeding to sit on a chair.

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Before eating, he did not fail to say prayers and thank God for the food and the ability to eat.

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The video shared on Instagram by @yahweh_children_ministries has stirred sweet reactions from netizens. While some people praised the little boy, others hailed the caregivers at the orphanage for embedding such discipline in him.

Netizens gush over sweet video

Reggypanache said:

"Did you see that he was grateful to the sharers and still took time to thank God?"

__blue_orion__ wrote:

"Omg! He is the cutest! Lil man ain’t playing about his food."

Hentondorothy commented:

"I love these babies, they're so grateful for what they have, God Bless you little ones."

Mchunni.50 said:

"I want to adopt him."

Read_by_the_truth commented:

"And we spend billions to go to space to find proof of life isn't crazy?"

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Hlodimanamela reacted:

"He made me cry."

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In another story, Briefly News reported that seven long years after her child got missing, Madam Elizabeth reunited with her daughter in an emotional moment captured on tape.

The girl disappeared in 2015, leaving her mother and other family members in distress.

In June 2021, Madam Elizabeth reported the incident to the Missing Children Team led by Atinka TV/FM editor Regina Asamoah.

She got in touch with the team after watching a documentary by Regina Asamoah in May 2021 and saw how she helped reunite missing kids with their families.

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