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“Wetin Be This” – Reactions As Young Boy In The UK Wears Oversized Attire Sent By Grandma From Nigeria
“Wetin Be This” – Reactions As Young Boy In The UK Wears Oversized Attire Sent By Grandma From Nigeria
Abroad-Based Woman Sparks Amusing Reactions as Son Rocks Oversized Clothes Grandma Sent from Nigeria....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The mother, known as @mobiolarr on TikTok, amused viewers with a video featuring her son wearing oversized attire sent by his grandmother from Nigeria.
According to the mother, her 9-month-old son received the enormous native outfit as a gift from his grandma….READ ALSOYoung Love Or Ancient Soul? Woman Fears Dating Ancestor Disguised As Boyfriend, Obsessed With Bitter Kola
The traditional clothing, tailored by the boy’s grandmother, was shipped from Nigeria to London, United Kingdom.
In the video caption, the mother invited viewers to evaluate the tailoring done by her baby’s grandma in the comments section.
She wrote:
“Grandma sent native attire from Nigeria to the UK for her 9-month-old grandson. Grandmas are a gift from God By the way, did grandma’s tailor try? Let me know in the comments.”
Here are some reactions:
Titang Afuhanmbom commented: “The real African grandma. he will wear it till he turns 5.”
@creativity reacted: “5 year guarantee, the cloth na original.”
@preacherskid (P.K) said: “It’s so nice, grandma don’t disappoint. He will eat it till he is 5.”
Empire reacted: “Mama and tailor try for the measurement.”
@Bliss 0 said: “All I know is, e no go better for this tailor. wetin be this wetin be this I say wetin be this. fine boy yet they sew hand me down give am.”
@loncyir said: “He will grow inside the cloth.”
Sharon reacted: “Yes oh. Trust them to get big sized clothes.”
Ngufie reacted: “It’s actually looks like Grandma’s clothes he’ll grow into it.”
Q&K Cakes and Events said: “Grandma and tailor doing the most.”
@iretomide said: “We call it bomodagba. my primary school graduation suit is still my size.”
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