BOY BECOMES ‘CALM DOWN’ AMBASSADOR AFTER “MUMMY CALM"

A video went viral a few days ago about a young boy who bought his way out of being beaten by his mother with some cool words and apology he rendered to his mum.

In reacting to the video, the president of the Combat Domestic Violence and Abuse Foundation, Chief Dozie Kaidi Obiaku has expressed his desire to make the young boy their calm down ambassador.

Chief Dozie Kaidi Obiaku released a statement on behalf of the foundation and said: “We would love to make him an ambassador. Every violence in the world could be avoided if we learnt to clam down.We have adopted ‘Calm down’ as a key mantra now and we would love to bring the boy in as one of us.

The video has been received well by the public as the governor of Lagos, Babajide Sanwo-Olu reacted to the video and also said he wants to meet the boy.

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