Lady Attends PTA Meeting on Behalf of Her Mum Who Returned to Secondary School: A young Nigerian lady has gone viral after she attended a PTA meeting for her mother, who recently went back to secondary school. The touching moment left many people emotional as she shared how proud she felt seeing her mum’s determination to continue her education later in life.
The lady, identified as @morgana.porsche on TikTok, posted a short video showing how the whole experience unfolded. She explained that her mum, who is currently in SS3, was supposed to attend a Parents-Teachers Association meeting but couldn’t make it. Out of love and support, her daughter decided to go in her place.
“On Saturday, I did something quite unusual,” she said in her video. “I attended a PTA meeting — not for my child, but for my mum. She’s in SS3, and I went as her guardian. It might sound funny, but it was one of the sweetest experiences ever.”
According to her, walking into the school brought back a flood of old memories. She recalled her own school days and laughed about how strange yet heartwarming it felt to be at a PTA meeting for her mother.
“The moment I entered the school compound, everything felt so familiar. Everyone was there with their parents, but I was there for my mum. It honestly felt more like I was a big sister than a guardian,” she added.
Her Mother’s Bold Step Back to School
She went on to explain that her mum decided to return to school to finish her secondary education — something she couldn’t complete earlier in life. Seeing her in uniform and among younger classmates made her deeply proud.
“You could see how happy she was. Watching her with her classmates reminded me that it’s never too late to go after what you want. It was more than just a PTA meeting; it was a powerful reminder that learning has no age limit,” she shared.
She also showed parts of the school in her video — including classrooms and vocational training areas — and praised how neat and well-organized everything looked.
“The environment was so tidy and well-arranged. You can tell the school is really doing a good job,” she said.
Nigerians React to the Touching Story
Her post quickly drew hundreds of reactions from viewers who found the story both emotional and inspiring. Many praised her mother for not giving up on her dreams and the daughter for showing such strong support.
@LIZZIE commented: “Tell her to focus on her books, not boys o!”
@Sia shared: “My mum went back to university at 40. She graduated top of her class and is now doing her master’s. It’s never too late to learn.”
@Efe Oghenefejiro joked: “Make sure she passes! If she fails, no Christmas clothes for her this year.”
@Deborah Chinasa added: “My mum once tried to return to school but couldn’t because of health issues. This has inspired me to help her enroll again.”
@Reallifeofa9jamum wrote: “This is so beautiful to watch. I’m proud of both mother and daughter.”
Many others also shared similar experiences about their parents or relatives who returned to school later in life, reminding everyone that education truly has no age barrier.
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Source: Campus Informant, Legit
