"You Tried": White Woman Spotted Grinding Ogbono Soup Inside Nigerian Market, Video Causes Buzz
- An Oyinbo woman who was spotted grinding soup in a Nigerian market has gone viral and generated reactions
- In a video, the woman was in an open market meticulously grinding ogbono soup like a Nigerian mother
- TikTok users who were impressed by the video took to the comment section to praise her for her effort
Many reactions trailed the video of an Oyinbo woman who was seen grinding soup in an open market.
In the short clip, which was posted by @oyinbo.olonje, the woman was interacting with some Nigerian market women.
Source: TikTok
She poured ogbono soup into the grinding engine and meticulously ground it just the same way that Nigerian women do.
She bragged about her ability to haggle prices in a Nigerian market. The video is captioned:
"Dem talk say Oyinbo no fit price well for market."
Watch the video below:
Reactions as Oyinbo lady is spotted in a Nigerian market
@truebelievers of God/jesus said:
"You need to have a shop where you grind. You are a pro."
@ibile comedy commented:
"Wow amazing work."
@shakara NONI said:
"She's good."
@Itohowo Emmanuel said:
"You try o."
@Charlyon said:
"She be our wife for real, keep up the good work, good wife."
White lady married to Nigerian shows off her pregnancy
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a beautiful pregnant white woman who is married to a Nigerian man showed off her protruding baby bump.
In one of her videos, the woman said it takes only two minutes for women to get pregnant but they carry the pregnancy for nine months.
The video resonated with her fellow women, and some of them said when the baby comes out, it resembles the father.
Oyinbo man comes to marry Igbo lady
In another story, Legit.ng reported that a video showed the moment Oyinbo people came to take a wife who happened to be a Nigerian.
In the video, the Oyinbo groom was at the introduction ceremony with his family and the family of the bride.
The event was said to have happened in the United States of America but still followed the same Igbo tradition.
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