Akwa Ibom State Commissioner for works Polishes a life while demolishing structures

According to a Facebook user by name Henshaw Nyong, Akwa Ibom state Commissioner for Works Mr. Ephraim Inyangeyen has polished the life of one Michael Jacob Etim from Nsit Ibom for good, according to the report, the commissioner met  the young boy while going on a demolition exercise.

HERE IS WHAT HENSHAW NYONG WROTE ON HIS FACEBOOK PAGE :

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MILK OF KINDNESS:
Ephraim Inyang changes story of 23-year-old 'okada' rider
The Biblical instruction, "if there is a poor man with you... in any of your towns... you shall not harden your heart, nor close your hand from your poor brother", manifested today when Commissioner for Works, Akwa Ibom State, Mr Ephraim Inyang-Eyen, changed the story of one Michael Jacob Etim, a native of Obotim in Nsit Ibom Local Government Area.
The 23 year-old Michael, who told the Commissioner that he lost his father when he was still a toddler, was one of the spectators during the demolition exercise of paid structures on the Uyo-Etinan Road.
On how he spotted the 23 year old, the Commissioner said, he noticed "a very young boy on a motorcycle and decided to approach him".
During a conversation, Michael revealed that he started riding the Motorcycle since two years ago and has been making returns of Three Thousand Naira (N3,000.00) weekly to the owner of the 'okada'; one Peter Ubong.

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The emotionally soaked Commissioner, who told Michael that it was precarious to ride bike at his age, asked him to request anything that would better his life apart from the "okada business".
"I have always wanted to own a provision shop, Sir. Please, if that would not be too much, kindly do that for me", said Michael.
However, Michael's request was upheld and that is how his dream became reality today through a man he has never met or known before.