If say I never brush teeth, I for use am curse you – Mum loses cool as daughter told her she pierced her nose

• Precious, a university student, informs her Nigerian mother via DM about her newly acquired nose piercing.
• Mother responds with an infuriated voice note, warning Precious not to return home with the piercing, suggesting dire consequences.
• Mother switches from English to Yoruba to convey her displeasure. The voice note has since circulates on social media.

A Nigerian mother, whose daughter resides in a university hostel, expressed intense disapproval after her daughter informed her that she had pierced her nose.

The revelation came through a voice note shared by the daughter, Precious, detailing her mother’s fiery reaction.

Precious took to her mother’s direct messages to break the news about her recent nose piercing.

The reaction she received, however, was far from what she might have expected.

In an audio message, her mother, whose name remains undisclosed, conveyed her infuriation, sternly warning Precious not to return home with the piercing or face dire consequences.

The audio message captured the mother’s strong emotions as she vehemently expressed her dissatisfaction with her daughter’s decision.

The tone escalated to the point where she cautioned Precious about the potential chaos that would ensue if she dared to come home with the nose piercing intact.

Feeling that English wasn’t sufficient to convey her displeasure adequately, the mother seamlessly switched to Yoruba language.

The voice note has since circulated on social media with many viewers sharing their opinions.

Netizens Reactions…

Eva🤡💫 asked: “If you do ceiling challenge unko??😂😂😂😂:

Delusionsofhapiness🙃🌈 said: “For piercing?💀nawa ooh”

GovernoR penned: “Thanos wife don provoke 😂😂😂😂😂😂”

Manasseh remarked: “How did she move from Benin accent for pidgin to Yoruba 😂😂”

Melanie🧡Queen stated: “I hear precious my heart cut!!!!”

ManlikeTai🇳🇬 shared: “My mother would just block me and cancel my face from family pics, she’s got to many kids to care for”

Manasseh remarked: “How did she move from Benin accent for pidgin to Yoruba.”

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