"This Water is Sweet": Nigerian Girl Travelles to Village and Swims in River, Viral Video Emerges on TikTok
- A Nigerian baby girl who travelled to the village was caught in a video swimming happily in her village river
- The girl was seen playing and splashing water on herself and she says the water is very sweet when she was asked to stop
- The video has reminded some adults of their own childhood days when they used to swim in village rivers
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A Nigerian child who travelled to the village decided to go to the river to enjoy swimming in the village river.
A TikTok video captured the moment the baby girl took time to play and enjoy a bath in the cool stream.
She splashed water and played in the river with her toy gun. It was obvious that she was having a nice time in the water.
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Video of Nigerian girl playing in village river
When she was asked to come out and stop swimming, the girl did not like the idea. She said in Igbo language that the water is very sweet and that she wants to have some more.
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Village rivers in Nigeria are usually very cool and cozy for those who swim in it especially if it is their first time.
Just like the caption on the video read, village waters are usually free swimming pools. The girl's video was posted on TikTok by funnyohafiagirl.
Watch the video below:
Reactions from TikTok users
@user1427320072039 said:
"Fine baby."
@user81440527867736 commented:
"Mmiri ato gbuola my baby ooooo. Allow my baby to swim please."
Boy switches to his hand after failing to eat with fork andork and knife
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian boy who wanted to form ajebota later used his hands to eat in public.
In a viral video which trended on TikTok, the boy was seen first trying to use fork and knife to eat like Oyinbo people.
That however did not work as he repeatedly failed to cut the chicken meat before him with the fork and knife.
It was then that he was advised by his sister to switch to the use of hands which is the one he knows how to do.
The boy heeded the advise and became happier and ate with much joy.
Source: Legit.ng