Nigerians might well have the monopoly on spinning any situation into hilarious stories. Last night, while the VMA was trending worldwide, the citizens of Nigerian twitter were busy making the world laugh with #1000NigerianWaysToDie.
What would otherwise be considered horrific stories of being a millenial with Nigerian upbringing was spun into rib-cracking memes and tweets.
If you didn’t have such a great Monday, here’s what you may have missed of this trend to cheer you up this evening
https://twitter.com/beclin_mojisola/status/770047042240540672
https://twitter.com/noni_lx/status/770022796919439360
https://twitter.com/BROWNIE__XX/status/769993475681058816
Mum: I dnt want 2 see you playing with Tinu she's possesed
Me: ok
…
Me: lickin sweet
Mum: who gave you
Me: Tin…#1000NigerianWaysToDie— Big44 (@T4Tarik) August 28, 2016
https://twitter.com/Skiwo/status/769984181233483777
#1000NigerianWaysToDie. Mum: You're always pressing phone, don't u have things to do?
Me: is my hand paining you?pic.twitter.com/fAqQVzN15h— olamide 🌴 (@Lammiblaq) August 28, 2016
https://twitter.com/_Houzil/status/769976972697079809
Look at the floor/ceiling/wall when your mother is taking to you #1000NigerianWaysToDie pic.twitter.com/8D85yYkChQ
— Nessa (@leeiaah_) August 28, 2016
https://twitter.com/Skiwo/status/769969475777101824
#1000NigerianWaysToDie mama G poisoning her husband then ending up eating the poison her self #AfroCinema 😂😂
— TheGambler (@DenohGigz) August 28, 2016
#1000NigerianWaysToDie. If your mother calls you "Oponu". Just reply with "Iya Oponu" and see that the Lord giveth and the lord taketh.
— olamide 🌴 (@Lammiblaq) July 21, 2015
