'Village Girl' Quickly Runs for Her Life, Takes Cover after Seeing a Pressure Pot in Action, Video Causes Stir

'Village Girl' Quickly Runs for Her Life, Takes Cover after Seeing a Pressure Pot in Action, Video Causes Stir

  • A young girl's reaction to close up look at a pressure pot for the first time in her life has sparked hilarious reactions on social media
  • The girl said to have been brought from the village noticed the sound and vibrations of the pot and screamed in surprise
  • While a woman was trying to understand what the alarm the girl raised was for, she quickly took cover

Mixed reactions have trailed a video of a young girl making a scene after seeing a pressure pot on the fire.

The girl who is reported to be a village girl raised an alarm in Yoruba calling the attention of a woman to what the pot was doing.

Pressure pot, village girl, screams, runs for her life
She called out to help. Photo Credit: @saintavenue_ent1
Source: Instagram

A pressure cooker is a sealed pot that produces steam heat to cook food quickly and makes a hissing noise due to its safety release valve. It also releases steam to keep the pressure from dangerous levels.

The village girl took cover

In a short video @saintavenue_ent1 shared on Instagram, the girl immediately took cover in the shop in a bid to save herself.

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The woman in the background inquired in Yoruba about who put the pot on the fire and it was discovered the village girl did.

Watch the video below:

Social media reactions

@_beautifullchi said:

"Pressure pot don Dey on yii."

@tuzkid said:

"Me sef never see am before."

@1nwakanwa said:

"Eyah pure excited beautiful soul seeing new stuff gladdens r heart yet scares her too."

@kennethcole_ij said:

"Eya, village girl never see pressure pot before!!!"

Village girl learning under solar streetlight at night says she wants to be a doctor

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a village girl who was spotted learning under a streetlight at night had opened up on her future aspiration.

Despite the difficulty, Janet's passion for education and learning remains relentless. She desires a career in the health sector.

She told Ghanaian sports journalist Saddick Adams that she wants to become a doctor and help the deprived in society.

''I want to become a doctor and help people in dire need of treatment but don't have money,'' she said.

In a Facebook account, Adams, with the moniker Sports Obama, disclosed that he met the girl on his way from a farm in his village. According to him, the girl took advantage of the solar streetlight to learn because there's no electricity in her house.

Source: Legit.ng

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