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Photos of man giving his new belt to an old man who had a bad one on

- A Ghanaian man has helped an old man he met for the first time on the roadside

- The young man removed his own belt to replace the one the old man was wearing

- He was captured on camera fixing the belt on the man

There are people who need help and support in every part of the world and it is the job of humans to help out those in need with their support, as long as you have the power to help them the way they want or need.

In the words of Richelle E. Goodrick, "Every sunrise is an invitation for us to arise and brighten someone's day”. A young Nigerian man has brightened the day of an old man in the smallest way.

This unidentified young man had helped out an old man he met for the first time on the roadside. He was spotted giving his own new belt to the old man who had a belt that was already worn out.

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Young man gives out his new belt to an old man who had a bad one on Facebook source: Zakiyu Iddris Tindannayil
Source: Facebook

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The photos of the young man doing the good deed were shared on Facebook by user identified as Zakiyu Iddris Tindannayil.

According to Tindannayil, the incident happened after the old man asked the unidentified man to fix his belt.

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He said: "This morning at Dzorwulu traffic light next to Fiesta Royal Hotel, this old man asked the young guy to help him hook his belt, but the guy realised the old man was wearing a torn belt. So he took the belt off the old man's trousers and drop it on the floor, took his off and fixed it for the old man. Angels in disguise. May this young guy find favors that will elevate his standard of living (I suspect the young guy is a hawker)."

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported a similar story of an old woman who helped people out. The old woman won hearts after she was spotted serving breakfast to police officers at crime scene.

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