A little girl’s reaction to her mother reprimanding her after she committed an offence has left netizens in stitches.

In the viral video, the little girl, who had clearly done something wrong, broke down in tears while being questioned by her mother.

According to her mother, the little girl was watching a TV show that wasn’t appropriate for her age despite several warnings about it.

The mother threatened to flog her daughter for the offence, which caused the girl to cry even harder.

The young girl, terrified for her life, was seen pleading with her mother in tears not to hit her, stating that she feared that she might die as a result.

“I don’t want you to flog my body. If you beat me I will die and you will cry. I have stopped watching it. Someone died yesterday and you were crying sbd I was petting you. I have already stop it. If you flog my body tomorrow I will die.” She said, crying profusely.

Watch the video below,

In other news, a model recently suffered an embarrassing moment while walking the runway at a fashion show.

The lady, who apparently had a butt implant to enhance the appearance of her backside, was strutting the stage in an animal print bikini when one side of her butt deflated and dropped to an absurdly low level.

A video of the lady walking down the runway with one side of her butt curvy and the other unnaturally low, as if the implants would fall off, has since gone viral. Watch video here.

A 35-year-old single Nigerian mother has bemoaned her inability to find a spouse.

Taking to TikTok, the mother of one revealed that men who approach her for a relationship flee the moment they realise she has a child.

She claims that every man who comes her way ends up breaking up their relationship because they do not want to care for someone else’s child.

In a now deleted video, she wrote,

“Will be 35 next year and still not married because I have a child. Any man that comes my way says he can’t cater for what is not his.”

Reacting, followers trooped to the comment section of her post to offer words of encouragement.

A TikTol follower @lenaopk1 wrote, “My dear don’t worry. Gods time is the best. A better man will come and he will love u and ur child like his own.”

@pashafrank765, “If u are serious come to me a child is not for one person a child is blessing for every one thos they are judging u on tht way they are wrong.”

@Abubakari Rahinat683, “The right man and God-fearing man will locate you and there’s no hurry in life. Allah is planning a special gift for you.”

@alhassanmahafuz12, “Allah will provide you your heart desire.”

Former presidential aide and author, Reno Omokri has stated the greatest red flag any relationship can have with single people.

He shared this via his Twitter handle on Wednesday, December 14 advising single people to never forget the past of any person they plan to enter into a relationship with.

According to him, there was no wisdom in ignoring a person’s past in the name of love.

He tweeted;

“Dear singles,
Forget about my past!
That is the greatest red flag in any relationship. Before you wore what you wore today, you checked it. And you want to marry someone without checking their past? If you fall for that, you are not in love. You are on stupid!”

See his tweet here;

A while back, Reno Omokri averred that there’s no Nigerian that needs more than N100k cash weekly.

He stated this via his Twitter handle on Thursday, December 8, while speaking in support of the newly imposed cash withdrawal limit by the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Recall that CBN restricted the cash withdrawal limit over-the-counter (OTC) to a maximum of N100,000 cash per week for individuals and N500,000 cash per week for corporate bodies.

The policy was, however, met with mixed reactions as some people criticized it, while others spoke in favour of it.

Reacting to the criticisms, Reno asserted that the outrage is baseless because there’s no Nigerian that needs more than N100k cash weekly.

According to him, other than paying for transport fare and shopping for groceries, every other transaction can be done cashless.

He tweeted;

“There is no Nigerian that needs more than ?100k cash weekly. Other than paying bus conductor or buying groceries, everything can be done cashless. It is kidnappers, bandits and sexual bandits (urgent 2k girls) who are fighting this policy using political godfathers”