Batam:

Were you present when he was beating them?
In Yoruba culture, if you block an elderly from beating you, you have already beaten that elder so the case of the uncles.
There is no doubt, the boy is stubborn and this may due to his upbringing which may be the fault of the mothers overpampering him from infant

LINTUNE:
See eh, as a Lagos boy, one thing I can tell u about the yorubas is that they are so hypocritical...see eh, forget all those their forms of greetings o( postrating and bowing), and show of fake respect..an average Yoruba guy is terribly arrogant...na only person wet never de with them go de believe say them get respect true true.

Justkatty:
Are you sure she did?
Or she hasn't gotten her own share of the beating before? For she to watch her son beat her mother and didn't do anything,
Hmmm I guess something is wrong somewhere.

wisemum:
The boy most likely has mental health challenges. He may be ill and doesn't know it. He needs to be helped before he does something that will be a permanent damage like killing. He is not in his right senses but he needs to be helped. Especially if everyone is afraid of him, he is a candidate for mental health evaluation.

Emmypure:
They were on the other thread boasting of being the tribe that respects their elders most.
Now all of them has now run away from this thread.

nnamdi640:
I serve and was brought up in Lagos and I see how your people disrespect elders, most especially the so called youths from your tribe. All what you are saying is full of lies just like the way most of your films portray Igbos as bad people forgetting that you guys are worst. You will never see Igbo film destroying other tribes image but you guys are fond of that, it simple mean that most of you guys are wicked and heartless for doing such.

BigDick70inch:


Mechionu gi there!!!

Your elder loves it each time I bow while greeting them and most time cautioned their young ones a million time bout being respectful.......