A group of ladies attracted attention on social media as they assisted a young boy running a fever by providing food and water, while also helping him sell his oranges. In the video, the boy was seen calmly seated on the ground, nearly falling asleep. Several captions accompanied the video.
Little boy. While this was happening, some ladies sat beside him to assist with sales upon noticing he had a temperature and wasn’t feeling well. Soon after, some of the ladies bought oranges from the little boy, while a few others stayed with him, offering food and water, which he declined. Following the video’s circulation online, concerned individuals filled the comment section, discussing the young boy and praising the ladies’ actions. See some reactions below: Emerald: “People are suffering, but yet most of us are ungrateful for the little we have.” Miss Helen: “This country has a big problem, they investigate the success of young people and turn blind eye to the less privilege.” Light of the world: “pls keep in touch once in a while. he needs love and attention. God bless you and others for helping him buy the oranges.” Preship: “Na wa o this small boy the person wen give am nor fit put tray for outside to sell am.” ifeoluwa: “Thanks for helping him sister ,I was in tears when watching this video.” Thug life: “I saw two days ago too she was around 8 years I can’t just help but buy from her.” lucky: “don’t suffer little children please, they are innocent and too young for this.” Awele Nmesoma: “It hurts but it’s well. Poverty is a sin. May Chukwu heal the little guy and send more of his destiny helpers. Iseeeeee. Thank you SLT.” Afrogoddess: “If that boy goes home he’ll be given another set to sell.” bhadest bella: “I ready this year student,wen he use to come to were we are rehearsing and belike aunty buy from me na, because I don tire I won go house.” WATCH VIDEO: @lil_humble007 #fyp #love A little favor matters❤️📌 ♬ original sound – Prophetic_chants_Media
During a recent interview on 32FM in Ibadan, he clarified that the association cannot support certain sick and struggling members because they are not members or are inactive. Mr. Latin clarified that these actors, who are ill, frequently avoid seeking help from TAMPAN out of embarrassment and instead turn to the internet, radio, or television for assistance since they realize they were not active members. As a result, the group is unable to offer them help. “We always come to the aid of all active members. Since I became the TAMPAN President, we have spent more than N10 million on the actors’ health challenges. “The ones you see going on radio or TV to beg for money are not active members of the association,” he said. 
