Nigerian Man Shares Glowing Transformation of Baby He Found Dumped by Roadside, Photos Melt Hearts
- A Nigerian man picked up a baby by the roadside in 2022 and proceeded to care for the child despite the risks involved
- Ben Kingsley posted an update on Twitter to show Nigerians how the child is fairing under his care after one year
- The child has started school, and Kingsley showed the moment he went to the child's school to attend an open-day event
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Ben Kingsley, the Nigerian man who picked up a child by the roadside in 2022, has shown how the baby is glowing.
Ben took the child under his care last year after he found her languishing and at the point of death.
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He started caring for the baby despite not knowing her parents or who dumped her by the roadside.
The child has been under Ben's care for a year and has been making progress in the various stages of life.
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In the latest post he shared on Twitter, Ben showed when he was at the child's school to attend an open-day event.
He said on Twitter:
"I had to leave early from work to attend the school Open Day. I never knew there's a thing like Open Day until now."
See the tweet below:
Nigerians praise Ben for his kindness
@_Marj_1_ said:
"She don dey grow o. Impressive. she will soon start taking the selfies."
@flakkyBanky said:
"Look at how daddy and daughter are looking fresh. God's love, blessings, and protection continually be with you both."
@toideve said:
"Open day, also known as PTA Meeting for those of us wen den born that year. You are doing well, brotherly. God bless you and your daughter."
@NgoziToksOsu commented:
"So lovely to see! You are such a proud dad, and she is such a precious little girl. Bless you both."
New mother shows off baby online
Meanwhile, Briefly News reported that a female soldier who gave birth showed off her baby in a TikTok video.
The new mother, who was dressed in her military uniform, had the child wrapped in a camouflage.
She sang along to a song playing in the background, saluting and gesturing while the baby watched in amazement.
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