A 97-year-old grandfather felt a rush of emotions when his daughter and three grandchildren surprised him with a visit at his home.
This touching moment was shared in a viral video that caught the attention of many on social media.
The grandpa was so surprised by his daughter’s arrival that he ran out of the house without his shoes.
He looked very happy as he hugged his daughter closely. Unaware of what was ahead, she walked to her car and opened the door for her three boys to get out.
The video became even more touching when the grandpa embraced each grandchild as they came to him.
Watch the video below:
See comments below;
@As_E_Dey_H0T said, “This life eeehnn… just take it jejely … to think that many of us will not be in 2124 is somehow … to clock 100 years sef no be moin moin in this present generation where everyone dey chop r#bbish.”
@TOlasunbo8151 said, “Na only out of the 3boys get respect Sha o”.
@amigos9001 said, “That 3rd one pant don tear 😂”.
@NUEL_IS_HERE said, “Wait… be like the last guy boxer done rip apart Abi ma my eyes?”
@Diceymuxic said, “His really strong for that age”.
@EngineerT28 said, “97yrs and still standing strong wow”.
@UnahChigozie said, “This is lovely”.
In other news, Meanwhile, Seyi Law has recently secured a political appointment, garnered attention with his online post on Tuesday, August 6, 2024.
Seyi Law, an advocate of the All Progressive Congress, took to Elon Musk’s platform, X, to address President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in his message.
Based on previous posts on Twitter, Seyi Law expressed his gratitude for the significant efforts of the president following his success in the 2023 general elections.
He conveyed his appreciation for the president’s actions in “curbing the exchange rate arbitrage that was benefiting the masses.”
Seyi Law wrote in parts:
“Asiwaju, thank you for stopping the exchange rate arbitrage that was enriching a few of us and the fuel subsidy. Now, let’s get more policies that will better our lives at the grassroots. Your Excellency, forget about those sponsoring the protest and engage your young population in dialogue. You can’t afford to fail.”
