Explore the heartwarming tale of a Zimbabwean woman's selfless act, rewarded by Strive Masiyiwa. Nigerians react to this inspiring story of kindness, altruism, and philanthropy.
In 2019, a remarkable act of kindness unfolded in Zimbabwe as a 71-year-old woman embarked on a two-hour journey to deliver donations to flood victims, despite lacking transportation funds. Moved by her selflessness, Zimbabwe's Richest Man, Strive Masiyiwa, constructed a solar-powered house for her and pledged $1,000 monthly for life.
Nigerians took to Twitter to share their reactions to this heartwarming story. One user emphasized the intrinsic value of goodness, irrespective of wealth, highlighting the universal desire to alleviate suffering and extend help to others.
Another praised Zimbabweans' generosity, advocating for the celebration of unsung heroes like the elderly woman. A third drew moral lessons from the story, underscoring the reciprocity of blessings that stem from being a blessing to others.
However, not all sentiments were entirely positive. One attributed the woman's reward to divine intervention, suggesting that such acts of kindness are exceptional and divinely rewarded.
