Popular Nigerian comedian and content creator, Maryam Apaokagi Greene, widely known by her stage name Taomaa, has once again captivated audiences with her signature blend of humour and social commentary. In a recent post on her official Facebook handle, the comedian shared a new skit video with the caption, “It’s in their DNA” a phrase that has since sparked widespread engagement and conversation online.
The skit, which features Taomaa’s classic multi-character acting style, humorously explores the deeply ingrained habits and behaviours of everyday Nigerians from overzealous parents to nosy neighbours and chaotic classroom teachers. Though delivered with satire, the content touches on recurring societal patterns, leading many fans to interpret the phrase “It’s in their DNA” as a critique of generational quirks and cultural traits.
Since its release, the video has garnered thousands of views, shares, and comments within hours, with many praising Taomaa for her ability to mirror society in a way that’s both relatable and thought-provoking.
“Taomaa doesn’t just make us laugh she makes us reflect. That’s what makes her different,” said one fan in the comments section.
Others joined the conversation by sharing their own “It’s in their DNA” moments, citing personal experiences with family traditions, community behaviour, and the enduring Nigerian spirit.
Known for her clean comedy and versatile acting, Taomaa has consistently used her platform to blend humour with advocacy, especially around themes of parenting, education, and youth culture. Her ability to personify multiple characters often switching roles seamlessly within seconds has solidified her place among Nigeria’s most influential digital entertainers.
As the skit continues to trend, fans and cultural critics alike are applauding her for yet another viral moment that balances entertainment with insight.
Whether taken as a light-hearted joke or a sharp social observation, one thing is clear: when Taomaa speaks, Nigeria listens and laughs.
