- Nollywood actress Angela Okorie advises parents against kissing their children on the lips.
- She warns that mouth-to-mouth contact can spread infections.
- Okorie suggests using cheek kisses as a safer way to show affection.
Nollywood actress Angela Okorie has cautioned parents against kissing their children on the lips, labeling the habit as potentially harmful.
Sharing her thoughts on Instagram Stories, Okorie highlighted the risk of spreading infections through mouth-to-mouth contact and recommended that parents show affection with cheek kisses instead, which she described as a safer option.
She wrote, “Stop kissing your kid’s mouth to mouth! Haaa. What happened to the cheek, Kwanu? They are kids; they don’t need your infected mouth, please. Kiss them on the cheek.
“People will kiss their mother’s mouth to mouth. Kiss your father’s mouth to mouth. ‘Wetin happened to cheek’? Oh Jesus. Una dey vex me for this app. Abi, am I old-fashioned? Why mouth-to-mouth kwanu?”
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In other news… A viral video currently making the rounds on social media has captured a humorous moment involving a young girl and her unexpected career aspiration.
In the clip, the child was asked what she would like to become in the future. Without hesitation, she confidently replied that she wants to be a policewoman not to fight crime, but so she can block roads and collect money from keke riders.
Her blunt response immediately sent the adults present into laughter, clearly amused by her honesty and innocence.
The video has since attracted widespread reactions online, with many social media users describing the moment as both funny and telling.
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