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Lagos state governor,Babajide Sanwo-Olu has expressed his desire to meet the young boy who was seen in a viral video asking his mom to ‘calm down’ after offending her. He commended the lad for this sobriety and urged Lagosians to emulate and demonstrate his Self-Restraint at this time the world is combating the scourge of COVID-19. In his words; “I saw a video of one charming young boy online asking his mom to ‘calm down’ as she was set to punish him for his misdemeanour. I was moved by his sobriety, which reflected in his promise of “last chance”, when confronted with the fact that he is a regular offender. The exchange was indeed funny, but it depicts the efforts parents put in moulding children into responsible adults. I want to assume that his mom indeed calmed down because the appeal was moving enough to make anyone change their mind. Interestingly, the video inspired this special message to the good people of Lagos State because of the deeper meaning it conveys. Fellow Lagosians,

21 Questions Your Daughter Really Needs You to Ask  Her by Lisa My daughter was only about 12 at the time. No longer a little girl, but not quite a woman. Somewhere in between the two. I could see there was so much going on in her heart and mind, and I desperately wanted her to let me in. When she was very young, she used to chatter on about most anything that popped into her head. But I found that had slowly changed over time. She wasn’t quite so forthcoming and kept more to herself. And it concerned me. So I invited her for a walk one warm summer afternoon and told her that I hoped she’d always feel comfortable talking to me about her thoughts, fears, and dreams. I waited to hear her response, but she stayed silent for the longest time as we continued walking side by side. Finally, she said, “So ask me.” Confused, I responded with, “Ask you what?” And she replied, “Ask me anything.” That’s when I realized that she had been waiting for me to ASK. That one power

SAD : Lady who died on her birthday  Deborah Tushima  Currently trending on social media is the story of a Nigerian lady who died on her birthday - Identified as Deborah Tushima, the Benue-born makeup artist reportedly slumped and was said to have been vomiting blood before she passed on. A report claims she was poisoned by a jealous friend over an iPhone 11 gift she received from her boyfriend, however, a twitter user shared a conversation she had with a close family friend of Deborah, who says the deceased had a heart condition. This came shortly after she was said to have received an iPhone 11 as a birthday gift from her boyfriend. A video online captures the moment she received the gift, much to the excitement of her friends and well-wishers. Under the video is the report by someone who insinuated that she must have been poisoned by someone at the party out of jealousy over the gifts she received. See the video capture below:  However, Twitter user, @@HannahSilas_, recently took