“See how decent his daughter looks” – Reactions to Video of Tony Elumelu introducing his second daughter to the President of Benin

• Nigerian businessman Tony Elumelu introduced his second daughter to Benin’s President, Patrice Talon, and the First Lady of Benin.

• The visit was filmed during a casual conversation, showcasing Elumelu’s daughter’s French fluency and her sweetness, surprising netizens with her calm demeanor.

Tony Elumelu, a highly known Nigerian businessman and Chairman of the United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA), made headlines when he introduced his second daughter to Benin’s President, Patrice Talon, and the First Lady of Benin.

The video, shot during what appeared to be a casual and amicable visit, caught President Talon having a cordial chat with Elumelu’s small daughter.

President Talon, known for his fluency in French, asked the little girl whether she spoke the language.

Elumelu’s kid reacted confidently and with a bright smile, indicating that she spoke some French.

The exchange showed the billionaire’s child’s kindness and simplicity, and netizens were taken aback by her composure.

The video instantly went viral on social media, highlighting the adorable relationship between the young child and the President of Benin.

Netizens’ Reactions…

@lifeofsimplicity said; “If na poor man pikin the papa go say kneel down and greet the elders”

@iyemaale said; “See how decent and calm his daughter looks. Meanwhile, some slay queens would be naked. Wealth is calm and humble, and riches are troublesome and noisy.”

@officialcityprince said; “One day I will introduce my children to president of America.”

@clinton_kosi reacted; “Can you speak French??

@chukss said; “Look closely at the dressing of a billionaire’s daughter. So simple.”

@jayanofafrica reacted; “Because she no wear wig here doesn’t mean she doesn’t wear o. This looks like she was caught off guard and she was probably having breakfast and daddy said oya come and greet Mr President.”

@gellaberry reacted; “Why is it that this billionaires daughters don’t dress to kill? na we dey dress to kill pesin pikin.”