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Mother refuses son’s Christmas car present, accuses him of questionable activities (Video)

Mother refuses son’s Christmas car present, accuses him of questionable activities (Video)

A woman identified as Mama Chukwudi has refused a car gift presented to her by her 200-level undergraduate son during the Christmas season.

In the viral video, Mama Chukwudi expressed her disapproval, stating that she sent her son to school and not for him to return home with a car after only two years.

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She further questioned the source of income that enabled her son to acquire the car, implying that he might have engaged in questionable activities to make money.

Mama Chukwudi also made it clear that she was not ready to hear any explanations from her son and asked both him and the car to leave her compound to avoid creating a scene.

Watch the video below:

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