Nigerian lady surprised as mother rides okada from village to deliver food items to her in Benin

 A Nigerian woman has left her daughter in complete shock after she embarked on a long trip to see her, with the use of motorcycle.

To provide food stuffs for her daughter, the mother rode her bike from the the village all the way to Benin City.

The young lady, known as @call_me_classique on TikTok, posted a video of her mother’s arrival at her home.

When the mum arrived at her child’s location, she was spotted unloading food items from her bike, and the receiver was delighted.

Classique, who was clearly taken aback by her mother’s action, enquired about how she made it from the village to Benin City by bike.

She captioned the post: “My mom drove this bike all the way from the village down to Benin city….She drove past 12 villages to Benin with all these load… my mom my strong woman”

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In other news… Reactions have been flowing in after a young man was seen on camera accidentally reversing a Mercedes-Benz through a garage door and into a brick wall.

Numerous people online have taken notice of the incident, which was recorded and posted by @shonny_sa, a TikTok user.


The aftermath of the incident is shown in the video, which has quickly gone viral on social media.

“I asked my son to reverse the car out of the garage.” the video’s caption read.


The substantial damage done to the car and the property is shown in the slideshow video.


The son appears to have reversed through the garage door in the footage, hitting into the wall opposite side.

Reacting to the post..

Netizens Reactions…

@richard_molepo asked: “So, he even forgot to open the garage door?”

@amum_t1d_mom said: “At least the car is out of the garage. A win is a win.”

@bb87491 said: “Well, you both learned something that morning.”

@kamo.nyems said: “He followed instructions.”

@skopas_7 remarked; “This is the reason why I refuse my 16-year-old nephew to drive my car. Yes, he can drive but gets over-excited and overlooks everything else.”