Nigerian woman in UK gets £20 gift from oyibo lady for backing baby on her back
Nigerian woman in UK gets £20 gift from oyibo lady for backing baby on her back
A Nigerian woman in the UK expresses excitement as she receives a £20 gift from an oyibo lady because she is carrying her baby on her back.
She vows to carry him on her head next time.
This is revealed in a fresh video making waves on a popular social media platform.
In the video, the woman, who had already positioned her camera to record herself, couldn’t contain her joy as she addressed her followers.
She said: “Guys, see, £20! A woman just gave me this money. She just gave it to me because I was carrying my baby on my back.”
“I’m going to the market and just decided to carry him, you know. This boy. So, the oyibo woman saw me and said, ‘That’s beautiful. This is how we did it back then.’ So there are people who still do this.”
“And you know my baby, that one can laugh for Africa. And the next thing, the oyibo woman took this money from her bag and said, ‘My gift for your baby.’ Now, I’m £20 richer. I’m in the market now, let me spend the money quickly.”
Her statement attracted the attention of many social media users, who have stormed the comments section of the post to share their thoughts.
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