African grandma visiting the UK called the police on her daughter

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  • čas přidán 5. 05. 2024

Komentáře • 54

  • @2010angelkay
    @2010angelkay Před 5 dny +4

    I think the daughter brought her mom there to become her live in maid/slave and is refusing to respect her as her mom. I’ve seen this happen a lot, it’s a shame

  • @queentinadoire6931
    @queentinadoire6931 Před 20 dny +21

    The daughter needs to give mom her passport and let her go back home. I'm sure the Nigerian Embassy in Uk can issue her a passport and help with getting her back to Nigeria. If the mother is toxic and I am the daughter, I would cut off all ties from her.🤷🏾‍♀️ How can you be toxic to your own child?

  • @loisgabs
    @loisgabs Před 20 dny +14

    There are a lot of narcissistic mother in the world, many of us just have a hard time accepting that and acting accordingly. This is not the first time that mother has lied on the daughter, the daughter just didn’t learn.

  • @Juliana-kr8fe
    @Juliana-kr8fe Před 16 dny +13

    If your mother is your worst enemy why bring her this far?

  • @KehindeAdebisi-su2cn
    @KehindeAdebisi-su2cn Před 12 dny +7

    What I sense is that the mother wants to gain independence and make money for herself, so her plan is to seek asylum since she claimed that she doesn’t have her passport … calling the police is the height of it all, she must have an adviser somewhere.

  • @user-mm2we3gz2b
    @user-mm2we3gz2b Před 20 dny +9

    Some of our children assume they are the master and have right over anyone they take abroad who are not citizens. In Nigeria, we have maids that assist around the house and so, there's little the Mama can do. Nigerian parents do not joke about respect for elders!!
    On the other hand, some mothers' are not cut out for grandma's duties. They are too entitled and would make life miserable for the child if they do not get their way!!

  • @clarissahm4496
    @clarissahm4496 Před 21 dnem +27

    Please say Nigerian , not African.

    • @HoneyschildTV
      @HoneyschildTV Před 17 dny +1

      I beg o! Why now she dey say Africa, no madam this one be your own country! Shhhhhhhhhhhh

    • @tkn140
      @tkn140 Před 2 dny

      😂😂😂😂

  • @AlisonAllisontalks
    @AlisonAllisontalks Před 25 dny +15

    Terrible. But I think that the mother has her passport. She probably wants to put pressure on the daughter to accommodate her demands. But I could be wrong 😂

  • @mounze90
    @mounze90 Před 19 dny +4

    Whatever the case I assume we can consider the said passport as lost. Let the mother follow the procedure for lost passport get a temporary travel document and go back home

  • @doreenchindezwa6319
    @doreenchindezwa6319 Před 20 dny +11

    Please be specific. Its not just African grandmother. What's her ethnicity? Nigerian.

  • @Bstart1234
    @Bstart1234 Před 11 dny +2

    ... sounds like the daughter was looking for a housemaid, brought in her mother and started slaving her in the house...

  • @cia6566
    @cia6566 Před 16 dny +2

    They can go to the embassy and get a travel document for the mother simple.

  • @Qwinbee7
    @Qwinbee7 Před 4 dny +2

    I have seen too many immigrants do that to their mothers, she is not your maid or your nanny, those children are yours to raise with their father, you are not entitled to your mother’s help. If you choose to bring her in your home, it is for a visit not to be your slave performing unpaid labor for your benefits. The best you can do is leave her at home if you are not gracious enough to invite her into your home and treat her with the same respect and dignity you would give her back home if you were living in her house. How dare a daughter thinks the respect dynamic changes because they are living abroad? Take care of your own damn kids, this is why so many of you who’s mother help raise your kids gets no appreciation because you think you are entitled to it, well you are not, if your mother help you it is a blessing and not a duty.

    • @Pepstalk1
      @Pepstalk1  Před 3 dny

      You’re very right. The fact that w grandma is at home with the kids for her to go to work is already enough help for her. People just need to be appreciative 🥲

  • @albertaowusu3536
    @albertaowusu3536 Před 22 dny +19

    Mothers are not servants. Back home she probably has people who cater to her.

    • @TORIMONGER
      @TORIMONGER Před 22 dny +7

      Exactly... She's not a childminder.

    • @mzeemat.707
      @mzeemat.707 Před 22 dny +12

      Why did she agree to come then.she had the right to refuse and stay at her home

    • @STRAWYB
      @STRAWYB Před 21 dnem +4

      ​@@mzeemat.707Maybe she didn't know the exact situation she was coming into.

  • @Juliana-kr8fe
    @Juliana-kr8fe Před 16 dny +2

    Nobody can arbitrate between the two by shifting blames. Some mothers a very jealous mothers. They Co e near you and everything about you goes down the drain.

  • @Doll676
    @Doll676 Před 19 dny +3

    If I was the mother why would she go out there she should had stayed where she lives at and some parents don’t like the way there kids run there house hold but we can’t say anything when I go over to my daughter home I don’t go there trying to boss her home she runs her home the way she wants to.is not my house

  • @yuhunammam8553
    @yuhunammam8553 Před 20 dny +4

    Never help your kids with grand child it won’t work well the kids of today are way too much sorry to say this

    • @Done-737
      @Done-737 Před 16 dny +1

      Thankyou for advice .

  • @shalomshekina258
    @shalomshekina258 Před 8 dny

    The headline itself informed me this is Nigerian case

  • @user-sv8rn9yh1u
    @user-sv8rn9yh1u Před 13 dny +1

    Her mother is toxic but you brought the toxic mother here

  • @dolcieking199
    @dolcieking199 Před 16 dny +2

    PLEASE don't say African grandmother . Say it out right, its a Nigerian grandmother from NIGERIA.

    • @moa5351
      @moa5351 Před 7 dny

      Make sure to say the same thing when there is a video on a high achieving Nigerian or anything positive, and it is labelled "African".

  • @Pepstalk1
    @Pepstalk1  Před 27 dny +1

    Please subscribe and look out for part 2

  • @Pepstalk1
    @Pepstalk1  Před 27 dny

    PART 1 Shocking case to me but I want you to comment and let’s know what you think about this case.

  • @denverphoenix2147
    @denverphoenix2147 Před dnem

    They set the whole thing up maybe. Just that the mother can stay in the UK. If she wants her mother to go, why would she keep the passport? People lie too much these days. I can't know what the truth is.

  • @gbonjukola-balogun1362
    @gbonjukola-balogun1362 Před 22 dny +8

    If it's a true life story, then this is extraordinary. The situation might be a case of spiritual attack.

    • @Pepstalk1
      @Pepstalk1  Před 22 dny

      Why will it not be a true story? You think I made it up?😢

    • @gbonjukola-balogun1362
      @gbonjukola-balogun1362 Před 21 dnem +2

      @Pepstalk1 How would I know! A lot is going on social media, and please, let me call your attention to the "if " clause in my comment.

    • @Pepstalk1
      @Pepstalk1  Před 21 dnem +1

      It’s ok, I get you. This is a true story and it’s escalating to something else that’s unbelievable

    • @gbonjukola-balogun1362
      @gbonjukola-balogun1362 Před 21 dnem +2

      @Pepstalk1 I want to believe it's a spiritual battle. Let them seek God's face through deliverance, fasting, and prayer. All will be well. Probably, the grandma made noise about her trip.

    • @judedike761
      @judedike761 Před 8 dny +1

      Africa..........Why is everything attributed to spiritual attack? It might be a mental health issue compounded by stress and conflict.

  • @irenedavo3768
    @irenedavo3768 Před 22 dny +1

    147 Subscribers

  • @hyacinthleon4178
    @hyacinthleon4178 Před 17 dny +1

    😂

  • @irenedavo3768
    @irenedavo3768 Před 22 dny

    6818 views

  • @mimiblessed6903
    @mimiblessed6903 Před 22 dny +7

    And you bring their business on social media?
    You should be fired
    What about confidelity?

    • @Pepstalk1
      @Pepstalk1  Před 21 dnem +3

      Ok, you think I don’t know my job?You sound very guilty. I am creating awareness and it’s completely allowed. If you pay attention to my video you will hear that I said the police called me and get me involved, they’re aware of my SM platform. Stop your self hate comments.

    • @oshiomowemomodu3724
      @oshiomowemomodu3724 Před 11 dny

      No names were mentioned so it is still ok.

  • @Pepstalk1
    @Pepstalk1  Před 27 dny

    Who is on the wrong here, Mama or the daughter, please leave your comment.

  • @lightdweller1
    @lightdweller1 Před 24 dny +14

    We should be thinking of the child in this unhealthy environment, and what's best for that child.
    The mother can go to the embassy and have them sort out a new passport.
    Our UK police have real problems to deal with while mother and daughter play these childish games of control & manipulation.
    Sorry to be direct, but this is a waste of everyone's time.

    • @vmat6684
      @vmat6684 Před 21 dnem +3

      Exactly, and this social worker comes with her judgemental self to talk about it so dramatically for views.

    • @lightdweller1
      @lightdweller1 Před 21 dnem +3

      @@vmat6684 I agree. I'm a psychotherapist and was baffled by the overly dramatic and sensationalist presentation. These unhealthy family dynamics are common unfortunately.

    • @Pepstalk1
      @Pepstalk1  Před 20 dny

      @@lightdweller1 … sorry I am not being overly dramatic, you know how things can quickly turn rough when police are involved? Not everyone is a psychotherapist like you, people need to be aware of the implication of unreasonable actions. You also mentioned above that a vulnerable old woman should go to the embassy to sort out her passport, do you think it’s that simple? I’m very disappointed at your lack of understanding, and you claim to be a professional - a psychotherapist with no empathy? My 2 minutes video is a waste of your time? Well thank God that thousands of people can connect, so you’re the problem here.

    • @Pepstalk1
      @Pepstalk1  Před 20 dny

      @@vmat6684 .. Firstly, I am not a social worker, if you listen to my video and pay attention to details you will hear me introduce myself.
      Because you’re so naive, you think everyone is making videos for views? You need to heal from your myopic mentality.

    • @lightdweller1
      @lightdweller1 Před 19 dny

      @@Pepstalk1 What have you made people aware of exactly? There are no takeaways at all. You have 15k views and 91 likes, I'm not sure you have a realistic reading on the impact of this video.
      Interesting to see an you make a defensive personal attack on my professional attributes knowing nothing at all about me. You invited comments; I raised a concern for the child and commented on the video presentation - not your person, there's a difference.
      You still say nothing about the child. As for empathy, have you done anything 'directly' to help the family in any practical way?
      I'm fully aware of how these domestic situations can escalate, hence my concern for the child, I live in the UK and aside from being a therapist I worked for 'victim support' linked to the police to help victims of domestic ab*se, my work was voluntary... I was doing something practical to help others so go ahead and attack my character as lacking empathy if it makes you feel better.
      I shared my opinion, you could learn from it, ignore it, or attack the commenter... you chose the latter which is totally your right, but it's not a good look for your channel.