The world was shocked by the terror attack which happened in Manchester,UK,this month and sure left a mark in history,22 lives were lost and more than 50 injured,the Mancunians decided not to let fear and hatred take a part of them but rather show love and boldness as more darkness cannot take away darkness but only light,here are some inspiring acts after the incident that we could imbibe as Nigerians,as they say humanity is when those who are not affected are as grieved as those who were affected.
1. Residents offered free food,drinks and accommodation to those affected

2. Taxis offered free ride to those who were stranded as train services were shut for security reasons,residents also brought chargers and power banks to people who needed them

U.K Prime minister Theresa May,addressed the public to douse tension,console the bereaved and ensure the citizens of the government's commitance to stop terror attacks.

restaurants and hotels offered free food and coffee

4.inspiring act of love by Mrs Paula who took 50 teenagers to safety.Paula Robinson, 48, from West Dalton about 40 miles east of Manchester, said she was at the train station next to the arena with her husband when she felt the explosion and saw dozens of teenage girls screaming and running away from arena.
'We ran out,' Mrs Robinson said. 'It was literally seconds after the explosion. I got the teens to run with me.' homeless man was seen removing nails from the faces and skin of injured teenagers

hundreds of O negative residents line up to donate blood for free,got so much they sent some back home

5.hundreds of O negative residents line up to donate blood for free,got so much they sent some back home

6.The Muslim community was not left out.
British Muslims condemned the attack as ‘horrific’ and ‘criminal’ and claimed the those responsible would ‘face the full weight of justice both in this life and the next.’
Harun Khan, the secretary-general of the Muslim Council of Great Britain said: "I urge all those in the region and around the country to pull together to support those affected."
"May the perpetrators face the full weight of justice both in this life and the next”
Flowers had been laid outside the arena with messages which read ‘It was a monster not a Muslim.’

7. Donation time!!!

The Manchester Evening News set up a crowdfunding page , hoping to raise £50,000 ($64,973) to support the families of those killed and injured the attack. So far, nearly half of the target has been raised by 1420 supporters.
Also Human Appeal, one of the U.K.'s largest Muslim humanitarian charities are calling on people to donate money for the victims, "Manchester's Muslim community stands united with everyone in the city to tell these terrorists 'you won't win'," a statement on the charity's website says. All funds will go directly to victims of the attack and their families and more than £500 ($648) has been raised so far.

thousands came out at 6pm in St Ann's square for a vigil for the soul's of the departed and injured

and it was flowers upon flowers upon flowers,free hugs,paintings etc

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"One wonders whether boundless, all - embracing COMPASSION for our fellow creatures might not enable us to tackle the apparently insoluble problems of a time of drastic, rapid change. UP TO NOW, WHENEVER A SOCIETY TURNED A NEW LEAF IT HAD THE DEVIL AT ITS ELBOW". (Eric Hoffer. Reflection On The Human Condition)

I wish the victims well.