Nigerian housewife Deborah Adebisi, widely known as Mummy Zee, is being bashed on social media for referring to her daughter’s school as ‘shabby’, News About Nigeria reports.
The controversy unfolded as she shared a picture of her daughter, accompanied by a statement announcing the decision to withdraw her from what she described as a poorly run institution costing N10,000 (ten thousand Naira) per term.
In the now-viral post on her X page, Mummy Zee expressed her dissatisfaction with the quality of education at her daughter’s school.
This led to a wave of backlash from online users who condemned her for being critical and mean-spirited towards the educational institution.
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The backlash she got made her delete the post, making another one where she apologised.
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Mummy Zee went viral after she shared that she started waking up early to prepare meals for her husband.
Her decision was influenced by a coworker who had previously brought food to her husband’s workplace.
The act of waking up early to cook quickly gained attention on social media, with Mumzee facing mixed reactions from Twitter users.
Despite some criticism suggesting that her change in routine was driven by fear of her husband being lured away by another woman, many users came to her defense, applauding her dedication and role as a supportive wife.
In response to Mumzee’s viral story, social media users rallied behind her, with some even sending cash gifts to her.
Mumzee’s story not only garnered financial support but also led to additional gifts, including a N200,000 voucher from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) for fuel and petroleum-related products.
The positive response continued with promises of more gifts, such as an iPhone 15 Pro Max, a smart TV, a DStv subscription, and other items.
Earlier offers included commitments to provide a bungalow, car, bed frame, mobile phone, wardrobe, and various household items.
