An evangelist in a viral video has advised ladies against deceitful men he described as “lori iro”, a Yoruba phrase that translates “deceitful”. His invigorating catch phrase caught many people’s attention; thus, earning the video many likes and shares.
Below are some of the comments regarding the video:
As Val dey come , everything na Lori Iro o ???????????? pic.twitter.com/mmuNaUQ5w2
— sisi oloju ede???? (@sisiolojuede) February 9, 2021
“I’m on my way”
Lori Iro???????????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/b3pck5o7N5
— ỌMỌ́TÁRÁ LAWRENCE (@_theladymo) February 9, 2021
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I'll enter school at 16 and Graduate latest 21
ASUU: Lori Iro! pic.twitter.com/Iy1XlWj6ux
— Quantum ???? (@mide_kiki) February 9, 2021
https://twitter.com/heisroyy/status/1359038801151164419?s=20
Nigerian parents: When I was a student, I always come first in class.
Me: Lori iro pic.twitter.com/n6yZ7AcBIP
— Black Zinari, your Cyberpet???????? (@microbialawyer) February 9, 2021
"I swear that only my husband will see my nakedness"
Lori iro ???? pic.twitter.com/pvfaQQauAI
— Ajibola ???? (@jibbyford_) February 9, 2021
Some Nigerians used the trending video to express their displeasure at the government.
