Salah Way: Young Boy Seen Backing Ram on Bicycle as He Rides Around Town with Animal, Many React
- A young boy has got many people laughing on social media as he could be seen backing a ram while riding a bicycle
- A video of the boy was shared on Instagram and many who thought they've seen it all were surprised with the hilarious clip
- It should be noted that Muslims faithful in Nigeria celebrated Eid-el Kabir on Tuesday, July 20
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A video has emerged on social media in which a young boy could be seen backing a ram while riding a bicycle around town.
In the video that was shared on Instagram by @ourtalkroom, the young boy pedalled the bicycle effortlessly as the animal clung to his back.
Source: UGC
The ram's forelegs and hindlegs were tied together under the boy's armpits. The young boy backed the animal as if he was carrying a schoolbag.
We could not confirm where the video was taken as at the time of filing this report, but the hilarious clip cracked people up on social media.
Many react to the video
sokkerbt said:
"this country suppose Dey Netflix."
iam_nightshade commented:
"Make that ram just nod Weyrey."
@kingdavidgift wrote:
"What if the goat come bite em ear now.. cause that goat eye no clear."
@chouskiana__ commented:
"That looks painful."
candie_smallzx wrote:
"E don choke. Ileya ti bere."
Young boy causes massive stir online with his tall bicycle as he displays skills while maintaining balance
A video has emerged on social media in which a young boy could be seen riding a tall bicycle without falling off.
In the video that was shared on LinkedIn by Anthony J James, the young boy put the bicycle in motion before climbing to pedal it.
After getting on the bicycle, he pedalled effortlessly and maintained balance on the tall two-wheeler.
Sharing the video, James wrote:
"Great balance getting up. No idea how he is getting down!"
Source: YEN.com.gh
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