1. When you have “Mummy” across the entire southwest.
2. When you have to add “brother/sister” to every name. Even nicknames.
— Chidera (@derapod) October 25, 2015
"@Eh_sher: #BeingYorubaInNigeria : you will still add Brother, or Aunty to nicknames.. Brother Stingo"
3. When your school uniform is 10 sizes too big.
#BeingYorubaInNigeria wen ur mother tells d tailor 2 sew ur schl uniform in a way dat wud last u for d nxt decade.. pic.twitter.com/yZYYdgim6T
— Shegs(@shegsjobsiv) October 25, 2015
4. When there are different names for the beatings your parents give you.
#BeingYorubaInNigeria you must have tasted all these forms of beating e.g igbaju oloyi, ifoti, igbati, iforun, ifonu, abara etc..add yours"
—LAWALE
(@HolarClothings) October 25, 2015
5. When you hear that Amala is ready.
6. When your dreams are not in line with your parents’ dream.
7. When you try to hand your mother – or anyone – anything with your left hand.
The look you get when you want to give something to your mother with your left hand (owo osi) #BeingYorubaInNigeria pic.twitter.com/NYfEI2BaEx
— Tobi(@TobiGbemisola) October 26, 2015
