Nigerian mothers are universally dramatic 😭

Over dramatic seff 😂😂😂

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My mama would shout like keke

Daughter catching cruise with her mother 😂😂😂

I'm not a yoruba guy o, but I'm grateful I understand and speak the language fluently. Yoruba sweet sha.

Nigerian mothers don't just dramatize—they turn everyday situations into Oscar-winning performances! 😂😭

Very dramatic 😂

I think they deliberately do this just to seek attention.

What you expect 😂 If she gets on it she’ll start praying

No be lie 😹

So dramatic