Nigerian singer, Teniola Akpata, better known as Teni Makanaki has wowed her fans after what she did to some Yoruba elders surfaced on social media.
All Facts News understands that a now-viral video of Teni greeting some elders at an event has received reactions from her fans, as the entertainer was captured bowing down to pay respect to the elders.
Popular Journalist, Dele Momodu, had shared on his Instagram account the video which captured the moment Teni was going around to greet traditional rulers at an event held in Ondo State.
All Facts News understands that Teni knelt to greet all the elders one after another while they showered her with prayers.
The video clip has generated reactions online and some fans of the singer applauded her humility which according to them, proved she is a well trained typical Yoruba daughter.
Sharing the video, Dele Momodu captioned: “The original Omoluwabi @tenientertainer bows to greet the elders according to the Yoruba tradition at the opening of @dorian___home earlier today in Ondo State.”
See the video below:
See some of the reactions by Teni’s fans below:
“This is a typical Yoruba daughter trained by a decent parent,” ope.alao wrote.
Another netizen identified as zeyamofficial wrote: “I so respect her a lot, what other celebrities couldn’t do but she bow and greet the elders which is a mark of respect in our culture irrespective of your religion, this how we are trained back then despite am still a young man in early 30 I grow up to be this.”
“Yoruba culture is the best on earth,” – official_king_of_europe wrote.
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