A shaky video taken from across the road showed the exact moment after the impact. The boy on the ground. The crowd forming. Dayo pushing through and kneeling without hesitation. Another clip, more blurred, showed him getting into the back seat beside the injured student while Sharon shouted instructions to follow the car and clear the road. Then a third clip surfaced from the hospital entrance, filmed by somebody standing under the shade near the gate. It showed the car stopping, doors opening, hospital workers running out, and Dayo helping move the boy onto the stretcher with blood on his sleeve from lifting him.
At first it spread the way things usually spread online. Small pages. Gist accounts. A local school page. A hospital visitor who posted, "This happened right in front of me."
Then people zoomed in.
Then someone said, "Wait, is that Dayo?"
After that, it moved fast.
By night, the clips were everywhere.
