“Go Back to Nigeria”: Woman Abroad Cries Out About Her Son Fighting Her, Shares Proof Online

“Go Back to Nigeria”: Woman Abroad Cries Out About Her Son Fighting Her, Shares Proof Online

  • A Nigerian woman in the diaspora has taken to social media to lament that her son is fighting with her
  • She shared a video of them having an argument in the kitchen over food
  • The woman slammed the young man for his stance on wanting to take "eba" in the morning instead of a light meal

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A Nigerian woman abroad sparked reactions on social media after she accused her son of fighting her.

To support her claim, she shared a clip on TikTok of the two of them arguing in the kitchen, saying that her only crime was bringing him to Europe.

Precious, Nigerian woman abroad, son is fighting her
She said her son is fighting her. Photo Credit: @chantalchannelfamily2
Source: TikTok

In the clip, the young man named Precious complained to her that he wanted "eba" and was tired of always eating light meals. Eba is a staple swallow from Nigeria, also eaten in the West African sub-region and other African countries.

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Precious said that within six months of staying with her abroad, he had developed tooth problems which was not the case in Nigeria.

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Firing back at him, she knocked him for wanting to take a heavy meal for breakfast, saying he should return to Nigeria.

According to her, having a heavy meal at noon was ideal, not in the morning or evening.

They argued back and forth, with each person refusing to shift grounds on their stand.

Watch the video below:

Social media reactions

blackyesosasere said:

"Abeg live the guy alone to leave his life like free bird he no ask for too much, na just eba."

Ozioma Samuel661 said:

"Madam allow him to eat anything he wants to eat at any giving time there is no time table for food."

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user44224026870557 said:

"Madam leave precious make him eat wetin he want. Na suger dey make una teeth dey commot finish."

user9505284762263 said:

"Thank God i don't have the habit of giving someone food, u take and eat whatever you want, if food finish u rest. if u like eat Eba in the mid9."

Dako said:

"Omo be like say na wrong thing I dey do o na Eba and Okro i dey download this morning and I dey watch this video."

Maureen Mokgomole said:

"He is a growing boy now he must eat when ever he is hungry as long as God still provides he must eat."

Nigerian mum living abroad cries out as she sees her autistic son outside

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian mum living abroad had cried out after a care giver left her autistic son in the cold.

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In a heartbreaking video, the sad woman filmed her son standing under the snow without a jacket, while his care giver wore one.

She lamented that despite paying the care giver heavily to take care of her son, the young boy still gets neglected.

Her words:

"I went out and the carer came and took my son out in this snow like this without a jacket. And look at the carer, she's got a jacket. See this is what I go through as a mother of an autistic adult. I don't know what would happen if I had gone to the office today and this boy stays without jacket...''

Source: Legit.ng

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Victor Duru (Editor) Victor Duru is a Reuters-trained award-winning journalist with over 4 years of working experience in the media industry. He holds a B.Sc in Management Studies from Imo State University, where he was a Students' Union Government Director of Information. Victor is a human interest editor, strategic content creator, freelancer and a Google-certified digital marketer. His work has been featured on US news media Faith It. He can be reached via victor.duru@corp.legit.ng