This man bought a stolen bike and what he did next will restore your faith in humanity

Humanity is one trait that makes a human soul even more beautiful. While qualities like love, compassion, forgiveness are necessities, serving mankind with humanity makes your life worthy. 

Being human does not mean that an individual possesses humanity. Being blessed with humanity is an individual choice.

If you want to understand the quality of humanity in individual take note of what this man did with a stolen bicycle he bought for £80. 

 23-year-old Ste Burke bought the stolen bike so that he could return it to the rightful owner. Yes, you read it right! 

His goodness and kind gesture have made him social media star and people couldn't stop themselves from showering love for him. 

“Has anyone had their bike stolen? Just bought this for £80 and it’s got a bike lock on it. Apparently it’s from the Crosby area. Bought it so I can get it to back to the right owner. I know it’s a £1350 bike and I’d be heartbroken if it was me", Bruke tweeted along with an image of the bicycle. 

Has anyone had their bike stolen? Just bought this for £80 and it’s got a bike lock on it. Apparently it’s from the Crosby area. Bought it so I can get it to back to the right owner. I know it’s a £1350 bike and id be heartbroken if it was me. Give us a shout pic.twitter.com/uwb3iFwpx7

— Ste Burke (@SteBurke44) January 20, 2020

The post has got almost 56,000 likes and has garnered some amazing reactions from netizens. People from all over the world praise Burke for his selfless act. 

Thanks for restoring my faith in human nature. Well done you.

— Nick Wilton (@NickWilto) January 20, 2020

What a lovely thing to do well done

— Moira... Sinn (@whoismoira) January 20, 2020

What a guy, fair play

— James (@jxmesbfc) January 20, 2020

Good guy, hope you’re rewarded for this eventually 

— Nicksy (@_Nicksy) January 20, 2020

That's a proper human story. Gives you a little bit of faith.

— Clarky ii Esq. (@MGClark7) January 22, 2020

What a top fella you are. What a selfless thing to do

 (@shabbaranksbro) January 20, 2020

Needs to be more people around with morals like this guy

— ClaretandBlueB6 (@dpwhite48) January 21, 2020

Absolute class

— Chris Mason (@Chris180Mason) January 20, 2020

What a lovely thing to do 

— Kati (@ElaineBinki) January 21, 2020

In the Twitter thread, Bruke informed that he found the owner and has returned the bike to him after he showed proper paperwork. The owner has saved up and spent £1250 on the bike last year as tweeted by Burke. 

Was messaged on here by someone and it ended up being the fellas who’s bike it was. He had the key to the bike lock and all the paperwork to go with it. Ended up being from dovecot. Said his house got had off two days ago and.... (1/2)

— Ste Burke (@SteBurke44) January 20, 2020

He’d saved up and spent £1250 on the bike last year. Said his house has been had off but he’s made up that he’s managed to get his bike back, so happy days. It’s in the right hands now

— Ste Burke (@SteBurke44) January 20, 2020