“Please Protect Her”: Last Born Cries to Elder Sister After Receiving Heavy Beating From Mum

“Please Protect Her”: Last Born Cries to Elder Sister After Receiving Heavy Beating From Mum

  • A lady has shared the WhatsApp messages she received from her younger sister, who complained about their mother
  • The heartbroken girl cried in the voice note as she narrated how their mother physically attacked her
  • While sharing the chats via her official TikTok account, the elder sister reiterated the dramatic attitude of last-born children

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A female Nigerian identified as @oloriofoloris on TikTok has revealed a distressing incident involving her mother and their last born.

She shared a screenshot of her conversation with her younger sister, who complained that their mother had broken a spatula while beating her.

Last born reports her mother to elder sister
Last born reports her mother to elder sister Photo credit: @oloriofoloris/TikTok.
Source: TikTok
“She broke the turning stick on my back,” she cried.

Last born in tears after getting beaten by mum

She sent a tearful voice note to Olori, recounting how she was mercilessly beaten by their mother for no apparent reason.

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According to her, the motive behind the attack from her mum remains unclear, leaving her confused and hurt.

The voice note said;

“I was at the back of the house, I was not even hearing what she was saying only for me to enter inside the kitchen She just entered and started beating me. I didn’t even understand what caused it. She was just beating me anyhow.”

Reactions as last born reports mum to elder sister

This heart-wrenching account has struck a chord with many, prompting discussions about the importance of understanding and addressing domestic violence.

@ojochide____ said:

“And they wonder why we don't want to have anything to do with them when we grow older.”

@Brielle Y reacted:

“I love my parents but I think the best relationship for us is a distant one Abeg.”

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@Ego oyibo G commented:

“But it's not fair. I went through this too.”

@Big Nonnie said:

“And I was crying with her cus I can relate Justice for lastborn !!we matter!”

@PATTIE BABY said:

“First make she no break plate for your head.”

@Okiemute said:

“As a fellow lastborn I'm literally crying the pain in her voice is breaking my heart we lastborns don't deserve this.”

@Ese commented;

“She's not dramatic o000 I can relate o.”

@Afenomi commented:

“Avoid mummy please.”

@Racheal reacted:

“This screams my last born.”

Watch the video below:

Lady complains about her step mum

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a young South African lady recently headed online to complain about her 24-year-old step mum who has posted that she was busy with "mum duties" on her Instagram story after she was tasked with buying her step-daughter a gift for her birthday.

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Rabo_mthiyane also took to the app to say that her step mum had thereafter seen the tweet and proceeded to share laughing emoji's - an act that got her blocked by her stepdaughter, who didn't think it was funny, on the app.

"My Dad's 24 year old girlfriend was assigned to buy me a birthday gift she was busy posting Instagram stories with the quote 'Mommy duties'," she wrote.

Source: Legit.ng

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Ankrah Shalom (Human-Interest editor) Shalom Ankrah is a journalist and a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng with over three years of experience. She has a degree in Mass communication from Alex Ekwueme University. Shalom has worked with reputable news organizations including The Tide and GistReel. Email: ankrah.shalom@corp.legit.ng.