A poor boy, surprised when he was doing his homework on the street. A millionaire completely changed his life VIDEO
It is the story of Víctor Martín Angulo Córdova, an 11-year-old boy from Moche, Peru, who came to everyone’s attention after police spotted him in the city’s security cameras.
They observed him completing his homework on the asphalt, under a light pole. The photographs quickly went viral, and they were broadcast on both the Internet and television.
The boy’s family didn’t have electricity, but that didn’t stop him from doing his homework, so he chose to study on the street in order to become a cop and battle criminals.
The child’s family was in financial distress, and their income was less than minimal.
People with big hearts couldn’t stand by and do nothing. The mayor of the city, Arturo Fernández Bazán, was the first to intervene, bringing Victor supplies and even assisting the family in obtaining the required documentation to gain access to electricity.
Even as things started to get better, the best news came from Yaqoob Yusuf Ahmed Mubarak, a millionaire importer of chocolate from Bahrain.
The 31-year-old millionaire never lacked money, but he lacked affection.
The man was caught in an entourage where kids were crushed by vices, and he witnessed many lives being ruined by drugs and alcohol. All of these vices did not make him fall under the trap of a disordered existence; rather, they inspired him to serve others and do good things.
Thus, he began to empathize with the suffering of others and wanted to help. When she heard about Victor’s story, she was moved to tears and could not stand aside, saying that if she had been in the boy’s place, she would not have had the motivation to study in those conditions.
Thus, Mubarak rebuilt his house, helped his mother start a small business to have a steady income and gave the boy $ 2,000 for his studies.
In addition, the millionaire chose to fund the reconstruction and endowment of the school where the boy is enrolled in order to help other children in need.
