Ghanaian Mother Warns Kids Not To Ask For Bofrot On A Flight, Viral TikTok Video Evokes Laughter

• A video of a young mother admonition her kids as they prepared to board a plane has cracked ribs online
• The woman urged her two kids not to request for bofrot when the flight attendant questions them on what kind of snack they prefer
• Netizens who saw the video expressed varied opinions over the heads-up given to the kids by their mother

A young Ghanaian mother got social media users in stitches after a video of her advising her kids surfaced online.

The viral video, which YEN.com.gh sighted on the TikTok page of @binitiefamily showed the moment the two kids were seated at the departure lounge with their mother, ready to board the plane.

The woman who wanted to avoid creating a scene during the flight warned the kids not to request for buff loaf, often referred to as bofrot when the flight attendant approaches them regarding the kind of snack they prefer.

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Amidst laughter, she explained to them that bofrot, which is obviously their favourite, would not be served on an international flight, hence, the heads up.

The 17-second video captioned 'Ghanaian mom problems' had gathered over 1500 likes and 17 comments.

Watch the video below

Ghanaians react to the advice from young mother

Netizens who thronged the comment section of the video laughed off at the warning given to the kids by their mom

Maame_boaduwaa stated:

Mama this is not fair

544 indicated:

we all know the one person who Loves buff-loaf

Mike Gyan commented

pls allow him , it's part of his country's culture food

Mother plans to leave Ghana with her kids over hardship

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that another Ghanaian woman had admitted that she would relocate from Ghana to the US for greener pastures.

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Hajia called into the TV3 morning show, Newday where she said the economic situation in Ghana is not favourable for parents like her.

"I am the first person who wants to travel outside of Ghana. I want to relocate with my children to the USA. The Ghanaian economy is not favourable. I have four children. Taking care of them, education, and other things makes the system so difficult for me."

Source: YEN.com.gh