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How Much Trouble Are You in? — Yoruba Mummies Edition | Zikoko!

This year’s Ojude Oba Festival has again broken the internet with steeze-worthy pictures and videos of colourful outfit displays and horse-riding.

But one thing caught our attention even when serving looks, the “Yoruba mummy” face comes through. We have evidence.

The “Mind yourself” face

The face she makes when you say something stupid, but she’s giving you the chance to right your wrongs.

Trouble ranking: 3/10

The “You now know more than me” face

When you tell her it’s “WhatsApp”, not “Wuzzup”

Trouble ranking: 5/10

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The “Is this child okay?” face

When you actually collect food from Mummy Dare because she told you to “collect jor”.

Trouble ranking: 25/10

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The “I trained you better than this” face

When you walk past her and her group of friends without kneeling or prostrating properly.

Trouble ranking: 15/10

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The “Wait till we get home” face

When you do something stupid in public, but she’s maintaining her composure till you both get home.

Trouble ranking: 10/10

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The “You will see pepper” face

When she catches you picking money sprayed at the owambe and hiding it inside your pocket.

Trouble ranking: 30/10

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The “You want to beat me?” face

When she flogs you and you hold the cane.

Trouble ranking: Unlimited.

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Bonus: The “I can’t believe my ears”

When you tell your Ijebu dad you want a “small wedding”.

Trouble ranking: 1000000

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