What a surprise! A mechanic and his toddler repairing a keke

A certain John Nta has taken to his facebook account to narrate a conversation that ensued after he met a mechanic repairing a tricycle (keke napep) with his toddler.

John wrote on Facebook:

The lens of my superior camera caught this duo working on a customer's tricycle popularly called Keke yesterday

at Itikke street, off Ikot Ekpene Road.

When I spotted them, I became curious and went to interview the mechanic.

Excerpts:

Me: Good afternoon sir. 

Mechanic: Good afternoon bro, you bring work?(sic)

Me: No sir, I saw you and the little boy working and became curious and decided to come and admire your work.

Mechanic: Ok bro.

Me: Who is he, your son orrrrrr..

Mechanic: (cuts in) he's my son. He is very strong. When he comes back from school, he works here with me.

Me: How old is he? I think he's too small to start now to work.

Mechanic: Who told you?? That boy knows all the spanners and their numbers. I want him to repair aeroplane in future so that he will rescue me from poverty.

...There and then, he told the boy to get him 10 spanner, I was shocked to see this 2 years old boy fiddle through the tool box and brought out number 10 spanner for the dad.