A young Nigerian lady and copywriter, Chukwu Adaeze Victoria, has used computer language to explain the kind of mother she has.

With keys like Crtl X and Crtl P, the lady showcases her mother's personality to people on her LinkedIn page.

In using Crtl X to talk about her, Adaeze said that whenever visitors gave her money when she was small, her mother 'cut' it. The lady went further to ask her mother for the money, saying she wants to invest the same in Bitcoin.

For Crtl S, the lady stated that her mother saves her from making very bad mistakes that would have ruined her.

Using Crtl O, a shortcut command computer user deploy to open dialogue boxes, the lady described her mother as someone who opens her heart.

Many people who reacted to her post on LinkedIn praised her.Legit.ng compiled some of them below:

Mercy Maduka said:

Taye Ayanlade Husseini said:

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a mother has received one of the best gifts out there on her birthday and she could notreally contain the join that came with it.

Sharing a clip of her reaction online, her son, Michael, said his mummy's tears when she got the gift show how much the woman deserves.

In the short video, the woman said she has only been seeing people using a designer bag and never thought she would one day have one.

10 quotes about honesty

Here are some quotes to help you navigate through life in a better manner.

An honest man will sometimes repeat himself. A liar can always find a surprising new angle. The truth resembles itself.

People who constantly signal how sincere they are rarely actually honest. People who constantly signal how authentic they are rarely are actually authentic. Authentic does not have to remind you that it is authentic constantly.

When you face a choice between being polite and being sincere, err on the side of the truth. It is better to be disliked but respected than to be liked but disrespected. In the long run, the people we trust the most are those who have the courage to be sincere.

Our lives improve only when we take chances, and the first and most difficult risk we can take is, to be honest with ourselves.

Authenticity without empathy is selfish. Authenticity without boundaries is careless.

No man means all he says, and yet very few say all they mean, for words are slippery, and thought is viscous.

In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.