Nigerians defend Teni, amid backlash from Erica's fans
Teni called Erica “omo Igbo,” you are getting angry because this is Twitter.
— Lola Okunrin (@lollypeezle) September 23, 2020
Offline, people call people “Omo igbo” “Aboki” “Alhaja” etc and we all live in peace but once it’s Twitter, you all be moving mad and stupidly sensitive because you have 10mb data. Oshisco
If you think Teni saying omo igbo is demeaning, abeg stop calling foreigners ‘Onyibo people’
— I am RIEL (@Iam_Riel7) September 23, 2020
Everyday in 9ja, we call each other names like; e.g, omo igbo, yoruba boy, aboki, even any girl named kafayat is automatically an Alhaja. So because Teni said "omo igbo" now una wan rush am because na celeb. Go and fight iya biliki calling you omo igbo in your street! #BBNaijia pic.twitter.com/mzU59atW2Z
— I am JULIA (@drip_jules) September 23, 2020
If you say Teni was cruising by referring to Erica as “Eyni Omo Igbo” then Erica was also cursing by calling your 🌽 chicken drumstick. Let’s all be cruising together.
— Erica ultimate fave⭐️ (@tony_bright01) September 24, 2020
Teni said "Omo igbo "and everywhere is on fire? 😂 😂
— Ayomi ❤ (@Ayotomiwa55) September 23, 2020
I even saw some people saying they deleted all Teni's song and they also unfollowed her? 😂
Just to clear the air, I b Omo Yoruba, in fact ijesa ni me re 🙄
Shout out to all my Ore Omo igbo 💡💡 #BBNXLiptonIceTea pic.twitter.com/zF5miE1KCF
Welcome to Nigeria where calling somebody omo igbo is considered as tribalism 😂
— Olayiwola (@9ja4ever) September 24, 2020
Elites, please leave our Teni out of this. She is not the cause of your frustration pic.twitter.com/5E3p5s1NI5
You're angry that teni called someone "Omo igbo", but meanwhile you call foreigners "Oyibo people"... mtcheww, rest jare...
— LANKY 👑 💡 (@ThatLankyBoi) September 23, 2020
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