Dotting father and comedian, Bovi Ugboma has cried out over his daily fatherly duties, which require him to settle quarrels among his kids.

The father of three shared a video of him petting his only daughter, who had been insulted by her brother.

In the video, his daughter, Elena, who was almost in tears expressed displeasing at her brother’s mean comment to her.

She stated that her brother had called her the ugliest witch known to man.

Soothing her, Bovi sang her praises as he showered her with sweet words.

See the conversation below,

Bovi’s daughter: He said I am the ugliest witch known to man.

Bovi: You are not a witch. So why are you allowing him to hurt you?

Bovi’s daughter: But it’s mean

Bovi: Yes, but you should brush it off

Bovi’s daughter: You are an angel, don’t you know? Beautiful Angel. Look at your nice ears, look at your nose. You took your daddy’s nose, your nose is final than most human beings. We are privileged to have you on this planet with us.

In his caption, the comedian revealed that he has been settling quarrels for the past 6 days.

“I’ve been settling quarrels for 6 days now. New method loaded”.

Last year, Bovi had come to the defense of his daughter, Elena, over the massive backlash she received for talking to him in a rude tone.

Bovi had shared a video of him reprimanding his daughter for watching tv while her brother and his wife cook.

Hitting back at him, a pissed Elena stated that she wasn’t ready for the drama and as such, she would listen to his voice.

When Bovi slammed his wife for spoiling her, Elena countered that his wife was the same woman who spanked him.

Her words didn’t sit well with many as they saw it as rude behavior.

Defending his daughter, Bovi stated that his daughter was only being expressive.

According to him, his daughter was only speaking freely which doesn’t necessarily mean indiscipline.

He noted how many were raised to think confident use of words amounted to being rude.

Using examples, Bovi added that many were triggered because they were abused growing up and have mistaken being outspoken for being rude.