A chubby, little girl cried her eyes out as she held a frog in her hand and asked her mom to help the frog out.
In a video, the little girl was seen crying and showing her mother the frog she was holding in her left hand.
Her mother, who was behind the camera, captured this beautiful moment of sincerity and undiluted love without judging.
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One could see that the little girl really cared about the frog, even though she barely spoke any words.
The little girl no dey fear o
In another video, the little girl is seen kneeling beside her frog and looking at it intently for a while, after which she bursts into another bout of tears.
Maybe she hoped it would come back to life but it didn’t.
Netizens reacted to her courage and bravery
peoniesandhydrangea: “I think she may be showing signs that she might be a veterinarian in the making. She has such deep love and compassion for animals”
user7331313957503: “Please mum, just buy for her a pet all these problems will be solved I’m telling you.”
Oromoni, Hanifa, Zuwaira: School children as endangered species
Meanwhile, KOLA ALHASSAN examines circumstances that led to the excruciating deaths of innocent school children, Sylvester Oromoni, Hanifa Abubakar and Zuwaira Gambo and what should be done to forestall recurrence.
First, it was the Dowen College student, Sylvester Oromoni, whose manner of death on November 30, 2021 raised dust in the country.
The school claimed that he sustained injuries from playing football. But, the family said before he died, he disclosed that he was subjected to terror by bullies and a substance was forced down his throat…Read more
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