"Mummy calm Down"

Mummmy calm down boy bags Endorsement deal inAbuja



The 4 yearrs old Nigerian boy Oreofeoluwa Lawal-Babalola, who went viral in a recent video, begging his mother to Calm Down and rest a little, has bagged an endorsement deal with an Abuja-based real estate outfit, T Pumpy Concept Limited.


The kid went viral online where he was convincing his mother to calm down a dramatic manner so that he can rest a while is now a brand new ambassador of Abuja- based real estate outfit T pumpy concept limited


 Before Oreofeoluwa’s signed the two-years contract at the company headquarter in Abuja, the MD/CEO of T Pumpy Concept Limited, Mr. Akintayo Adaralegbe, said he was amazed by the boy’s courage and boldness during the conversation with his mum in the viral video.


The moral lesson here is, no matter how hot you are please "CALM DOWN"
The kid was courageous, and bold even in the amid of such situation he still picked courage to tell his mother to calm down


When checked  he has courage, power to negotiate,
T pumpy concept decided to bring the kid on board

“On behalf of the staff and management of T Pumpy Concept Limited,  Master Oreofeoluwa were welcomed to the family.

Shortly after signing the contract on behalf of the young man, his mother, Mrs. Lawal-Babalola, thanked T Pumpy for reaching out to the son.

She promised to do everything within her power to make sure the young man attains his dreams.

When asked to comment on his new endorsement, a visibly-elated Oreofeoluwa said “before you buy any land in Abuja, calm down and come to T Pumpy Estate, the developer that cares and your future is assured.”



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Now his Mummy has finally calmed down. Congratulations to the family and to his mother thank you because  it is not easy to calm down

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