Nigerian man teaches street children how to earn a living doing acrobatics

LAGOS, NIGERIA - AUGUST 17: Nigerian Kiyoro Olalekan, the founder of the circus group "God Knows Best" (GKB), provides free acrobatic training to street children in Lagos, the country's most populous city, so that they can hold on to life. Olalekan, 30, who was once a child who grew up on streets and faced many difficulties, tries to teach street children how to earn a living. Olalekan, with the training program he has developed for 9 years under a bridge in the Bariga district of Lagos, teaches children between the ages of 10-15 moves that they can use in various demonstrations. He also supports some children so that they can continue their formal education. Saying that he knows very well what kind of difficulties children go through, Olalekan said he lost his parents at an early age, and he was one of street children. "Whenever I see street children, my heart burns. That's why I wanted to do something for them," he said. Olalekan said: “We organize shows with these kids and we make money. These children are no longer alone and they are doing a job that will bring them bread."(Footage by Emmanuel Osodi /Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)