Veteran actress Patience Ozworkwo kneels down to greet former First Lady Patience Jonathan, netizens react

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Veteran Nollywood actress Patience Ozokeor paid a visit to the former First Lady of Nigeria, and the video that captured the moment has gone viral.

In the video, Patience Ozokwor could be seen kneeling down to greet the former First Lady, which is the main topic of discussion that has been going on among netizens.

Quite a number of them were concerned about the fact that Patience Ozokwor is old than the former First Lady, while some were supportive of actions, stating that it was part of the culture.

mrpresident wrote. ‘Even a whole Obasanjo dey prostrate to greet king wey he fit born. Honor is due to who it’s due abeg”

b_unique wrote, “Give honor to whom honor is due. It’s just a sign of respect, nothing serious”

oluwaseyfunmi wrote, “Did you see the way Mama Patience Jonathan stood right up to hug her too??? Respect is earned through actions and character, regardless of age or even gender and you would agree with me that Mama has earned it in full. Some of us are gradually losing it.”

ajoke_fashion wrote, “Also did you see how she stood up to welcome her too. Honour + Honour”

economicsng wrote, “You think she doesn’t know her age?? Many of you are out here calling your school daughers “mama” all in name of stanship o!”

weinerplusburner wrote, “I’m impressed that she’s able to bend down with her knees at 66 and still get up. Wickedness surely keeps you young”

sholathevaluer wrote, “She’s just honoring the position that God placed Mrs Jonathan…nothing more to it I feel”

igwehnayourguy wrote, “That one no mean say she no go put something for her drink if she do anyhow o”

okeayo41 wrote, “Our backward mentality is why we are where we are as a people, age means nothing! Respect is reciprocal, she stood up to her as a sign of respect.”

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