French man travels to Ivory Coast to find nanny who cared for him 38 years ago

A French man reportedly travelled all the way from France to Ivory Coast in West Africa to search for his old nanny.

The nanny used to take care of the man 38 years ago when he lived in Ivory Coast with his father.
An old photo shows the nanny carrying the French man - then an infant - on her back.

However, his father retired and the family left Ivory Coast, losing touch with the nanny.

38 years later, the boy, now a man, returned to Ivory Coast to find the nanny.

His quest was successful and he was overjoyed when they reunited.

They posed for a photo to document their reunion.

According to reports, the French man gave his old nanny some money and placed her on a monthly allowance.

It pays to be good- if she had been mean to the family, she would not be enjoying today. Many sell their destiny for a plate of porridge compared to the enending payment that comes from being good.

Mamas mouth must be oozing like stock fish no wonder the boy is facingthe other way
Aww. This is so nice. It's Always good to be nice to children. They never forget. Even if they don't remember he must have been told how nice she was to him. It simply pays

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