3 Times Nigerians Went Out of Their Way to Help Talented Kids Using Social Media, 1 Got ScholarshipPeople have engaged the power of social media in recent times not only to seek justice but to get support for those who need it. PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! There are various instances where the power of the social media community has helped a lot after they were first given visibility. In this report, Legit.ng will be looking at three kids whose lives were positively affected when their stories got online. In 2020, the story of a young secondary school student, Popoola Esther, gained popularity on social media after a lady posted her video online. PAY ATTENTION: Subscribe to Digital Talk newsletter to receive must-know business stories and succeed BIG! Filmed in her work clothes, the girl spoke about how she combined schooling with being an apprentice. Recommended for you Tension erupts as PDP governorship candidate escapes assassination When the minister of youth and development heard her story, they promised her a scholarship. A young Nigerian student, Ogwo Austine, who noticed that a kid was always working on his assignment in front of an uncompleted building decided to share his story. While sharing his video on social media, he told people that the boy demonstrated a passion for education through his commitment. After the hawker's story went viral, many people showed interest in giving him a scholarship. When Everest Ebuka Uzodike's generator got faulty, he sought a recommendation on who could fix the issue for him. A boy who was brought to him fixed the issue like a pro in a few minutes. The man was surprised that he rewarded the boy with extra money. Ebuka has since bought a phone for the kid when people said they would like to talk to him and see how they could help. Recommended for you "Davido, please say something": Lady cries frantically as singer comes onli... With social media, helping people has become a lot easier. A viral post on a person's good deeds could change their fortune. Have someone you think needs help? Write about them on your account. Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a kind Nigerian, Lynda Iroegbu, on Monday, February 14, revealed how she spent her Valentine's Day. She made a stranger she met in December 2021 smile. Lynda revealed that the woman was a mother of five kids who was battling life challenges. Along the line, two of her kids died. The petty business she was running was taken away from her by thugs. To lessen her burden, the kind lady opened a makeshift shop for her. Source: Legit.ng People have engaged the power of social media in recent times not only to seek justice but to get support for those who need it. PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Legit.ng Subscribe to Digital Talk newsletter to receive must-know business stories and succeed BIG! Legit.ng