Nigerian lady boasts about her unique name, Amala, inspired by her parents’ love for the dish • BrainBurst

A Nigerian lady has taken social media by storm by proudly bragging about her name, Amala. She revealed that her parents, who are fond of the dish, chose to name her after it. This revelation was shared in a post she made on her page via the popular social media platform, TikTok.
In her post, she showcased her unique name with a video where she is seen dancing and joyfully expressing how much her parents love Amala, the dish. The video was accompanied by a caption that reads: You think you can hurt me? My parents love Amala so much, they named me Amala.

Nigerian lady boasts about her unique name, Amala, inspired by her parents’ love for the dish • BrainBurst

Nigerian lady brags about her unique name, Amala.[/figure]
The video also included clear visuals of the ladys face and her animated dance moves. As she shared this personal and humorous tidbit online, it sparked a flurry of reactions from viewers who took to the comments section to share their thoughts on her name.

See some reactions below:

Amala: Good for you. My name is Amalachukwu if you dont believe, rest.

Verathy: Same with my sister, but my parents dont like Amala . My sister had to change her name to Amara.

Feyi_the_exconvict : If this makes you feel better, thats also Dojas name .

Ego Oyinbo: Is Amala not an actual Igbo name? Odenigbos baby mama in *Half of a Yellow Sun* was named Amala.

Fw~Zavy: So whats the meaning of Amala in Igbo? Lets be real, because I know they didnt name you after food.

: Actually, Amala is my sisters name. We are from Anambra; it just means grace.

Adeyemi Adelusi: Someone was named Amala before GTA 6 .

Classyminjoon: If theyre Igbo, then your name is Amara, which means Grace.

KHALEED: My parents loved rice so much they named me Rice.

WATCH VIDEO:

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And theyre Igbo ohh#fyp #viral #blowthisup

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