A mother posted a hilarious video showing how she protected her only son like Kizz Daniel's bodyguard.
The mother was seen shielding the young boy and pushing her daughters away whenever they tried to get in his way.
When her daughters attempted to be on the boy's way, the mother acted swiftly to chase them away.
The young boy enjoyed ample protection in his mother's nest. However, the last child who came was carried shoulder-high by the mother.
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The video, posted by @wendysexpressions, is captioned:
"Nobody but African mothers who gave birth to only one son."The viral bodyguard challenge began after Kelvin Atobiloye, Kizz Daniel's bodyguard, was seen jealously guarding the singer.
In videos replete on social media, Kelvin Power, as he is fondly called, protects the singer like gold. Nigerians jumped on his style, recreating it in their own ways with different themes.
Watch the video below:
@Lilly said:
"I can relate cause my mum gave birth to only one son."@chacha said:
"My mum use to be like this until my younger brother was getting spoilt; she started seeing so many bad and strange characters. She begin to train to train him like us before he brings sorrow to her in future. thank God she caught him young, then.Read also
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@Dimaz World commented:
"Me wey born two dey watch them like hawk?"@Tony_Tee reacted:
"The second daughter was like what's wrong with mum."Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a mother was overjoyed after her son became a pilot.
The mother worked hard for many years to raise money for her son's education.
It was a thing of joy when the woman was flown in an airplane by the son she worked to train.
Source: Legit.ng
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