Iyalaya: Video of Funny Moment Sport Pundit Switched to Yoruba Lingua while Reporting Nigeria's AFCON LossYour support matters. Sustain independent journalism in Nigeria – contribute to Legit.ng. Amid anger, sadness and regrets over Super Eagles loss to Tunisia at the 2021 AFCON, Nigerians were given something to laugh about in a sport pundit reportage. Mozez Praiz, a sport pundit switched from English lingua to using a Yoruba slang while reporting the outcome of Nigeria versus Tunisia's match. It was the ease at which he made the switch for many people on live TV. A short video capturing the hilarious moment was shared on Instagram by @ubifranklinofficial and stirred massive reactions with the 'Iyalaya' word he used trending on Nigerian Twitter. Recommended for you Baby with "big nose" becomes beautiful girl after 1 year, her transformatio... The sport pundit's statement reads: PAY ATTENTION: Join Legit.ng Telegram channel! Never miss important updates! The word Iyalaya is a Yoruba slang that connotes 'anybody's mother.' Watch the video below: @shakurhoodbaby said: @ultralogicstore thought: @kute_zinny opined: @bivymore remarked: @tysfabrics stated: Recommended for you "She is in love with your guy": Nigerian lady sends twin sister packing ove... Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that an APC Senator Orji Kalu had reacted to Super Eagle's loss to Tunisia in the AFCON 2021 tournament. Senator Orji Uzor Kalu on Sunday joined other football lovers in Nigeria to express pain over the match. However, Senator Kalu congratulated the player for their brilliant and impressive style of play and doggedness. He noted that an improvement on the promising team is the way forward as they hope for better outings in the future. The former Abia governor wrote: Source: Legit.ng While Nigerians continue to express sadness over the Super Eagles knockout round exit from the 2021 AFCON, a sport pundit's reportage of the match outcome has caused a stir The media personality went from reporting Nigeria's AFCON exit in English to using a slang in Yoruba Many people marvelled at the flawlessness at which he made the switch, others found it hilarious Your support matters. Sustain independent journalism in Nigeria – contribute to Legit.ng. Join Legit.ng Telegram channel! Never miss important updates! Watch the video below: Legit.ng "Be it Kano, be it Port Harcourt, Enugu... No matter where it is, it is disappointment and despair on the faces of Nigerians I am sure. But that's the beauty of AFCON. Iyalaya anybody can be beaten at anytime." "He gon loose dat job watch out man on a cloud ☁️ mood." "I laughed when I watched this part, bros provoked changed accent fast fast." "He even said they will eat breakfast before returning to Nigeria." "As in when I hear this thing I just look back,niger na cruise." "This got me cracking yesterday iyalaya anybody can be beaten." "It is a sad evening for all of us soccer lovers; very sad we lost. An improvement on the team is the only way forward. "I congratulate the players for their efforts as we look forward to better outings in the future."