Actress Wumi Toriola teaches Zion Yoruba, his accents sparks reactions

• A viral video shows Nollywood actress Wumi Toriola teaching her son, Zion, her Yoruba, her indigenous language.

• Wumi, known for her successful native movies like Queen Lateefah, was spotted with her 4-year-old child on Sunday morning, expressing her deep prayers for her fans.

• The movie star recited prayers in Yoruba, and Zion recited them in the same language, causing a stir on the internet.

A funny scene was captured in a video that is becoming viral on the internet. The Nollywood actress Wumi Toriola taught her son Zion the Yoruba language, which is her native tongue.

Famous for her critically acclaimed native films, like Queen Lateefah, among many others, Wumi was sighted on Sunday morning greeting her fans and offering heartfelt prayers for them. She was accompanied by her 4-year-old child.

The movie diva prayed in Yoruba in the video, and Zion mimicked her in the same tongue, which caused comments on social media.

The video’s most notable feature was Zion’s distinct intonations when speaking in his native tongue.

He said, “Ekaaro gbogbo eniyan, Eku Sunday ooni, emi a se opolopo. Gbogbo bo ba se je, Olorun a wa pelu wa. Gbogbo eyin ten gbawe, Olorun a wa pelu yii”.Translating, “Good morning everyone, today’s Sunday, may we witness more. Whatever happens, God is with us. All of you that are fasting, God is with us”.

After watching the video, many on social media couldn’t stop laughing at the young boy’s Yoruba accent.

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Reacting to the post..

@socialdistancin said, “She should be ashamed of herself, u will never see an igbo or hausa who doesn’t know how to speak their language”.

@akinolaabiolalateefat said, “I wonder how some parent feel comfortable and so confident to the extent you show it out on Instagram that child your can not speak your language this thing is common in yoruba i need to know what you are trying to prove”.

@sanyaolufunmilayo_o said, “Firstly the Yoruba is too big for the boy to pronounce properly and some oloriburuku Dey hate this young 4 years old boy you’ll will heal one day”.