@pettyidol

Yes it is in #Nigeria, lots of drama and heated argument on #NigerianTwitter for every season.

👆 small non-representative illustration of #QTs use in #NigerianTwitter today @futurebird

Dragging is a beautiful force for good.

#NigerianTwitter incredulous at the audacity of #westerner #colonizer barging into #Nigerian politics with dumb #white takes 😑

Ndi Kato reply to Mark Leon Goldberg:

HILARIOUS

Quote Tweeting Mark Leon Goldberg :

If Peter Obi ends up winning the presidential elections in Nigeria, you could argue that it would represent the most significant political impact of the George Floyd protests anywhere in the world -- including the US

#BlackTwitter #NaijaTwitter #234Twitter

https://twitter.com/YarKafanchan/status/1616324473992667136

YabaLeftOnline :
> you’re good in English, start a sentence with “Us”

Yomi Kazeem :
> "Us that are on the queue, are we stupid?" - an angry #Nigerian inside GTBank.

https://twitter.com/TheYomiKazeem/status/1615790123467030537

#BlackTwitter #NaijaTwitter #234Twitter #NigerianTwitter #Nigeria

@futurebird

And also #BlackTwitter was a motor of drama and discourse on Anglophone Twitter. Literally, not just creative centre and bla and bla, most of discourse seeded from #NigerianTwitter, brewed over on East Coast and slowly dissipated into white areas, Facebook etc.

If you have foot in multiple camps, you literally see it go.

Like that #Swedish custom of starving guest kids, exploding in #Naija and the #BlackUK (which used to be ruled by #Caribbean voices, but not so much now)...