"No Be Juju Be That?" Little Boy Blows Powder on His Mum after She Confronted Him Over it in Video
- A video has captured the moment an angry mother accosted her little son for wasting powder
- The little boy made a mess as he poured the powder all over his face, his dog's face and on the floor of the room
- After being confronted by his mum, the child poured powder on his palm and blew it on his mother's face
A little boy has caused a frenzy on social media following his response to his mother after she confronted him.
Apparently, he made a mess in the room by pouring powder all over the floor.
His mother confronted him in the video and his dog came closer to him and they both had what seemed like a conversation.
Source: Instagram
Shortly afterwards, the little boy poured powder on his palms and quickly blew it on his mother's face. She was forced to end the video.
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The funny clip was shared on Instagram by @instablog9ja and it has generated massive views as people found the boy's action very hilarious.
People react to the video
Sarah Oni commented:
"The dog whispered to him - just blow her powder and everything will be alright."
Angela Kiri said:
"Na that dog tell am wetin to do. Nothing wey you go tell me. These people dey practice babalawo. They wan wipe out her memory ."
Karima Ola reacted:
"Omo e be like say the boy and dog dey watch Nigerian movie ooo. See as them dey communicate "
Jennifer Acholonu commented:
"This made me laugh so hard. Kids are something else ooo. This woman don born fire."
Chidittrifts stated:
"Justice for that powder please."
Was it human before? Reactions as Nigerian man speaks to his dog in Yoruba, it responds, viral video wows many
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a dog owner has caused commotion on social media with the acts his pet displayed, showcasing that pets can also understand local languages.
In a video shared on Twitter by @KingMujiib, the unidentified man communicated series of directives to the dog which it responded to without erring. He first commanded the rottweiler to sit, and it did sit.
He followed it up with a directive for the dog to be up standing, to which it obliged. Other commands he barked included to speak up and step back were heeded to by the domestic animal.
Source: Legit.ng
