"Teach Them Skills Not Locusts": Little Kid Repairs Car, Fixes Some Parts, Knots It Effortlessly in Video

• A heartwarming and exciting video of a young kid fixing a car like a professional mechanic has gone viral
• The video, which is 31 seconds long, shows the boy’s passion and dedication for car repairs
• He wears a dirty mechanic’s uniform as a sign of his apprenticeship and impresses many viewers with his skill

A young kid who loves fixing cars has become an internet sensation on TikTok.

The 31-seconds video captured the boy’s amazing passion for car repairs.

He is dressed in a dirty mechanic’s uniform, showing that he is learning the trade from a professional.

He confidently handles the tools and parts, demonstrating his skill and knowledge.

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Little boy repairs car effortlessly impressing many people

He even smiles at the camera, revealing his joy and pride in his work.

Many viewers have praised the boy for his dedication and enthusiasm.

The video is a testament to the boy’s potential and dreams, and an inspiration to many others who share his passion.

Watch the video below:

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below about the little kid below:

@RasGda reacted:

"Teach them skills not locusts, this child will never sleep with an empty stomach."

@Serginio said:

"This was me helping my dad naw I'm a mechanic thank yoU dad for teaching me."

@bishopmogendi wrote:

"Wastage of time find the value of x."

@akaninyenefridayj commented:

"Far better than those children in the Sunday school church."

@TLOTLeGo.FrAnS also commented:

"15 years experience before the age of 20. I wasted 6 good yrs in university ending up becoming private school teacher."

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@nwachinaekeonyeez:

"I still don't know why they taught me body parts of the frog and the bird."

The young female mechanic towing the path less travelled

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Tawakalt Onize, a young girl from Kogi State, grew up wanting to be outstanding.

She said, aside from wanting to be a person who thinks outside the box, being a female mechanic is something she loved.

Having to be able to diagnose automobiles, bring them back to life after they had been knocked over energized her.

Source: Legit.ng