From begging to instant employment, young man's kind act is rewarded- A 22-year-old man's act of kindness was richly rewarded recently - The man, who used to beg at robots, received a job from Vic Campher, a man whose car he helped pushed when it got stuck - The story, which made its way to Facebook, received nearly 3000 reactions PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Being kind costs nothing, and in a world full of cruelty being kind goes a long way. 22-year-old beggar Sibongiseni Nkosi proved this to be true after his kindness changed his life for the better. In a Facebook post shared by HOBO group ZA, the group's admin said that Sibongiseni, who fed himself by begging for cash at local street robots, helped Vic Camphor push his car after the vehicle had been experiencing some trouble. Vic then remembered seeing Sibongiseni begging at the robots and decided to reward his helpful attitude with a job as a petrol attendant at his parents' Engen garage. Read also Coronavirus: Traders reveal hike in cost of food items as Easter beckons The post received thousands of reactions from locals who agreed with the poster's sentiments - kindness certainly does pay. Here are some of their comments. Ntipu Kenneth said: Thabile Moukangwe Tainly said: While Mani Lukho had this to say: PAY ATTENTION: Download our mobile app to enjoy the latest news update Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian man, Nze Arinzechukwu Osinachi, said he is giving so much to his nylon picking business because he wants to fund his trip to Canada and leave Nigeria. Read also How does she do it? This woman flies airplane with just her legs, video shows her at work The 43-year-old man in an interview with Legit TV said that he does not mind leaving his wife and children in Nigeria so that he can go and make money for them. He added that his wife knows about the plan and they have an agreement. He, however, added that he could take them with him as an alternative option. Nze said he has six kids; two boys and four girls. HEART OF GOLD: Williams gets sponsor for varsity education | Legit TV Source: Legit.ng - A 22-year-old man's act of kindness was richly rewarded recently - The man, who used to beg at robots, received a job from Vic Campher, a man whose car he helped pushed when it got stuck - The story, which made its way to Facebook, received nearly 3000 reactions PAY ATTENTION: PAY ATTENTION: Legit.ng "22-year-old beggar Sibongiseni Nkosi helped push a car owned by Vic Campher, whose family owns a Engen petrol station.Vic recognised him as guy who begged at nearby traffic lights. Cut long story short, he is now trainee petrol attendant. Kindness helps." the post read. "Kindness is a great weapon." "It's beautiful how they gave him something to rely on his daily basis instead of buying him lunch/giving him money." "We salute good work, we must all follow suite where we can."