“If you can eat it, you can pound it” – Mercy Johnson causes buzz as she teaches her daughters how to pound yam

“If you can eat it, you can pound it” – Mercy Johnson causes buzz as she teaches her daughters how to pound yam
“If you can eat it, you can pound it” – Mercy Johnson causes buzz as she teaches her daughters how to pound yam
“If you can eat it, you can pound it” – Mercy Johnson causes buzz as she teaches her daughters how to pound yam
“If you can eat it, you can pound it” – Mercy Johnson causes buzz as she teaches her daughters how to pound yam

Mercy Johnson causes a buzz on social media as she shares the adorable moment she teaches her daughters how to prepare and pound yam.

The veteran movie star who wants her daughters to learn how to cook shared a video of her oldest daughter pounding yam as she instructed her on how to do it properly.

“If you can eat it, you can pound it” – Mercy Johnson causes buzz as she teaches her daughters how to pound yam

In the video she could be heard hailing her daughter as ‘Uromi babes’ while motivating them to continue when they got tired. She said that if they can be able to eat the delicacy, they should as well be able to prepare it.

Sharing the video, she said … “Uromi babes. If you can eat then you can pound”.

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See how netizens reacted below:

Big Nelson said: “Na real woman Mercy Johnson be, this is the first time am commenting in your page. This one sweet me. Girls we see the days nor know wetin be this ooo. Them go think say na only Banga seed

Imade Momodu noted: “Esan oyeee. Thanks for encouraging them ooo”

Caroline Nweke wrote: “So this fight among senior and junior sister dey everywhere”.

silverand_tiles_sanitarywares: “She said awwwwnnnn am so proud, talk true say you dey laugh Purity inside your mind. The hand might pill off after this ooooo.”

thephenomenal_girl: “See the way you grabbed the pestle. E dey body.”

bignelson_1: “Na real woman mercy Johnson , this is the first time am commenting on your page .. this one sweet me .. Girls we see the days nor know wetin be this ooo . Them go think say na only for banga seed.”

akaehor_miracle: “You see that cooler by the side,Omoo that cooler too hot oo,I enjoyed using it when growing up.”

barbieodion7: “Ahh I will never forget the day I was called to pound I grew some hand muscles.”

tos_collection_: “I once tried this, three days after,I still dey feel pain in my upper arm.”

officialblessingoj: “That year wen we dey show ourselves for boyfriend parents house I pound one day for good one week headache no green go. Now now e don turn fight for someone who couldn’t even lift the pestle o.”

motease44: “That’s right Mercy they need to know where they come from and that the struggle is real. Good job girls.”

In other news, 6 years after he was arrested by men of the Lagos state police command. a Nigerian painter identified as Segun Esan has been released from Kirikiri Maximum correctional facility.

A humanitarian organisation, Headfort Foundation worked to secure the freedom of the father of three whose wife and kids had to survive without him since 2017.

According to him, he was arrested one night while returning from work at night with his motorcycle. The police hit his bike from behind and seized it when he stopped.

Segun said he was taken to the police station and tried to get his machine released to him but when he reached, they ordered his detention after which he was transferred to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS office in Lagos.

While in SARS custody, his family made efforts to raise money to secure his release but it proved abortive, so they sent him to Kirikiri where he spent the last six years.

According to Headfort Foundation, Segun’s wife was heavily pregnant when he got arrested in 2017 and she gave on the day he was imprisoned.

The foundation shared a video of him recounting his ordeal and wrote;

“Segun Esan is a talented painter and devoted father of three. Segun’s story is one of heartbreak and resilience, as he was unjustly arrested in 2017 on his way back from work, leaving behind his heavily pregnant wife and two children.

For six long years, he languished in custody, missing the birth of his third child, who happened to have been born the very day he was imprisoned, and the precious moments of his children’s early years.

But with the unwavering support of our donors, volunteers and team, we were able to bring hope back into the Esan family’s life by successfully securing Segun’s freedom. It was a moment of pure joy and restoration, as they had all but lost hope in the face of an unjust system.”

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