"My Dad is Late": Crying Boy Working as Bricklayer Opens Up, Says He is Doing it to Support His Mum

• Kamorudeen, a young lad whose viral video in which he cried while working at a construction site has shared his story
• The Nigerian boy who is without a father said he is working as a bricklayer on the site in a bid to support his mum
• The lad who only sees his mother once a year every December expressed his desire to someday return to school

The viral boy spotted crying while working on a site as a bricklayer has melted hearts with his story.

After his first video went viral, the poster identified as Lukman Samsudeen shared some touching details about the lad named Kamorudeen.

In a new video posted on TikTok, Lukman said the boy actually resides with him and that the lad's father is late.

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Lukman said Kamorudeen engages in menial work in a bid to support his mother who is a farmer.

According to Lukman, the boy sees his mum only once a year in December. He urged netizens to help the boy, adding that Kamorudeen is willing to go to school.

Watch the video below:

Social media reactions

Abisoye said:

"I feel his pain back then when I was an apprentice Bricklayer to be precise. But now am a boss of my self with many apprentice... Alihamdulila."

berrymanny2 said:

"Lukman you are not a serious type .. should we be begging you because we want to help the boy."

Pes / fifa hub said:

"Omo i have been through this hardlife before but here we are today glory be to God e don finally become of part of my life story."

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userHam@1991 said:

"I have been through this life before but trust me it’s not the end of life actually am glad I went through it as it has mentored me a strong man I am."

tolumebusaye said:

"Pls why is he crying? i hope he wasn't bullied or beaten cause one boy beside my house too thats how they always beat him."

Nana Cheddar Pays Fees of Visually Impaired Man to Become a Journalist

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that businessman and philanthropist, Nana Kwame Bediako, helped a man living with a visual impairment achieve his life-long dream of becoming a journalist.

Popularly known as Freedom Jacob Caesar, he financed a two-year programme for the visually impaired man named Brown to acquire the training needed to become a newsman.

Freedom Jacob Caesar introduced Brown to his mentor, Bola Ray, the CEO of the EIB Network Group and Empire Entertainment at the EIB office in Accra.

Source: Legit.ng