A female Nigerian firefighter, Dooshima Dennis, may have unintentionally caused a stir online when she posted a photo with a caption promoting the readiness of her fire station to collaborate in educating young minds.
In the photo, Officer Dennis was seen with her back to the camera conversing with some kids who visited the station for fun activities, which according to her included basic learning of fire safety, out door play of fire trucks & many more.
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“KID SUMMER FUN ALERT! If you’re looking for activities for the kids this summer, I recommend a visit to Fire Station, Early learning, learning through play, basic learning of fire safety ,out door play of fire trucks & many more.
“We love helping little ones’ dreams of seeing a fire engine up close come true! It also provides an excellent opportunity for our dedicated firefighters to teach them important fire safety tips,” she wrote.
Nigerian reacts to Dooshima Dennis’s post
But what looked like an innocent awareness post seemed to have completely misconstrued as a trip through the comment section suggested that her audience were actually aware of something else.
Abíọ́dún Adéwálé: Can adults enroll too?
Badams: At first glance I swear I didn’t see any child.
Let’s have your own opinion in the comment section below.
Ojelabi, the publisher of Freelanews, is an award winning and professionally trained mass communicator and a recipient of the D9112 Superstar Icon Award, who writes ruthlessly about pop culture, religion, politics and entertainment.
