Internet users are having a field day watching the most adorable video clip of oyinbo girl identified as Fidora Okolanwon presenting cultural dance in Nigeria's Yoruba language.

Instagram user, Lekan_Kingkong shared the video on his social media page and many have agreed that it is the cutest thing they've seen on the internet in a while.

Asides the little girl speaking and singing in flawless Yoruba, she was dressed in native aso oke attire from head to toe and even looked regal with a tiny gele tied on her head. She was also spotted wearing a red bead just as in the Yoruba culture.

With the camera focused on her, she proceeded to make her presentation, first greeting in Yoruba before singing a welcome song in the native language. The brilliant child introduced herself as Fidora Okolanwon and made a stellar presentation of a Yoruba nursery rhyme.

Her performance showed that she has been learning a lot about the Yoruba culture and has adopted some parts of the culture subconsciously.

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Real definition of catch them young.


Those that sees their children speaking vernacular as insult should come and see how this one is being applauded for same.

Wow,she's good

Meanwhile, some Yoruba pikin can not even great properly in Yoruba language,

Beautiful.... Even though I no watch am

Omoluabi

Omo yoruba ni mi

Swagger

what's special about it

Did u not allowed see where Chinese and American kids were learning igbo language in class


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BlaqAce:
Beautiful.... Even though I no watch am

Are u using freebasics to browse

How does this reduce the price of food stuff at the market ennn?!!

Hipiuffrb

Young03:
what's special about it

Did u not allowed see where Chinese and American kids were learning igbo language in class


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Bros, this was what MI meant by "jealousy, jealousy..." in his new song o.

Chill!! Lolz

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Young03:
what's special about it

Did u not allowed see where Chinese and American kids were learning igbo language in class


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Yoruba culture is a class above all others, one of the few if not only nigerian language studied abroad. Yorubarocks

Yoruba albino wey una dey tag oyinbo

Wow

I want to marry her



































For my son

Afon-ja AMAKA

Apart from my urhobo and isoko,the other language i love so much and would love to understand is yoruba...any afonja can please come to my rescue...N.B->must be a full-flesh yoruba bae..

This is so cute and nice. Hope the tribalists don’t spoil this thread with their dumb ramblings

While some parents who are both Nigerians finds it embarrassing to have their children be culturally aware of their roots.

Beautiful. Whole else is proud of his/her culture?

Young03:
what's special about it

Did u not allowed see where Chinese and American kids were learning igbo language in class


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Hate personified! Hatred for other tribe has eaten up the "common sense" this on is supposed to have...i dont need your reply.

One of the many reasons i want to marry a brazilian so badly. Brazilian from bahia especially.