'I Did it Myself': Nigerian Mum Abroad Posts Video of the Fine Center She Built for Her Autistic Son Who is 26

• A Nigerian woman in the diaspora has been hailed on social media for proving a personal autistic center for her son
• The woman was recently in the news after she publicly knocked her son's carer for neglecting her child
• In a new video, she showcased the autistic center named after her child, saying it was built singlehandedly

As a way to help her son named Akintade, a Nigerian woman abroad built him a personal autistic center close to the house.

The thoughtful mum showed the interior of the place in a new TikTok video, explaining that no one helped her build it.

She said Tade Autism Center has everything in it to keep an autistic child engaged positively, including a flat-screen television.

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Her new video is a follow-up to a previous one that had gone viral in which she knocked her son's carer after she found him out in the snow with no jacket.

According to the woman, her 26-year-old son should have been in his personal center and not out in the snow.

Watch the video below:

Social media reactions

nurseclaudettenke said:

"You don't owe anyone an explanation. I have a 28year old sibling, so I understand what you are going through. I pray for God's continuous @ strength."

pumparum said:

"You shouldn't have to justify yourself!! I hope it doesn't happen to him again. You're an amazing mother!!"

KoralRachel said:

"You're supporting him, advocating for him and his wellbeing. some people shouldn't be allowed to be carers! well done to you!"

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Seikellasworld said:

"You did so well Ma in creating a centre for your son. You are phenomenal, may God continue to give you strength and grace."

chickpeamojo said:

"The carer has no excuse whatsoever . I would have lost it. I have an adult autistic son so I completely empathise with you."

margbee0 said:

"I’m thinking if you can it’s better to look after him by yourself and get paid rather than going out to do another job. You will be the best caregiver."

Terminally ill mum seeks adoption for her autistic son

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a terminally ill woman had sought help to get her autistic son adopted.

Kitawa Charity is terminally ill and cannot walk without assistance as she’s paralysed on her right side, but the innocent boy doesn’t know this. Charity constantly reminds him that she loves him very much, and he just stares at her and smiles. He has a beautiful and innocent smile.

Luke is a severely autistic child. He is also nonverbal and has to be bathed, fed and in diapers and needs around-the-clock care.

Source: Legit.ng