- A 14-year-old Nigerian baker has created a cheese balls cake that has gained significant attention on social media.
- The information was disclosed in a post on the popular social media platform TikTok.
- The video features a baker’s face alongside a cake that resembles cheese balls but is actually a cake.
A 14-year-old gifted baker from Nigeria has captivated social media users by creating a cake that resembles cheese balls, attracting considerable online interest.
This revelation was made through a post on the widely-used platform TikTok.
The video features the young baker alongside her creation, which strikingly mimics cheese balls while being a cake.
Although she did not specify the ingredients utilized in the cake’s preparation, many viewers have expressed their opinions in the comments following the post’s viral success.
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@Ameh jecinta: “Jezz this is amazing what a good job.”
@ĦØĠŁ🧸💸🌴 : “Abeg mke una do dragon cake I wan check something.”
@THE SCIENCE OF HAIR: “When they are learning from the best they can only create wonders.”
@💖⚡💥 Ezinne: “Nah fondant u use do the cheese balls mama??”
In other news, A Nigerian mother has generated considerable discussion on social media after she took her daughter’s turkey in response to a refusal to settle a ₦3,000 debt.
This incident is captured in a viral video on TikTok, where the daughter’s expression is accompanied by a caption that outlines the circumstances:
“Make una help me judge this matter I told her I would pay ₦1,500 because she has eaten my turkey. Shey I no try.”
As the video unfolds, the daughter inquires why her mother consumed her turkey, clarifying that the turkey is valued at ₦1,500.
She further argues that since her mother has already eaten part of the debt, she now only owes ₦1,500 instead of the full ₦3,000.
The mother, while laughing, expresses regret over her actions and wishes she could undo them.
The video has garnered substantial attention on social media, prompting numerous individuals to comment and share their opinions.
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