10 Hilarious Tweets That Describe Nigerian Parents' Relationship With WhatsApp

WhatsApp has been around for some time now. Nigerian parents have left their comfort zones and jumped on the Instant Messaging app. However, the ways they use it leave much to be desired. The following tweets are proof of that:

1. No time for pretence.

Call it WhatsApp not wazzup or die.

Nigerian parents: https://t.co/FbPBVmDmwP
— Lastking (@Mukhtaruthman1) December 11, 2019

2. This sub!

I love how since Nigerian parents became WhatsApp champions, 'When you're always pressing phone' retorts have reduced.
— Hausa Chocolate (@H_L_MA) January 2, 2017

3. The average Nigerian parent ‘nose’ best, after all.

How Nigerian Parents change whatsapp dp

– Take 1 good picture
– Take 5 ok pictures
– Take 10 bad pictures
– Take 1 very bad picture zooming close to their face and showing their nostrils

– Delete the good and ok pictures and use the nostril picture as DP

😔 😔
— Fake Earpiece (@Mister_Judah) September 21, 2018

4. Didn’t they say people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones?

nigerian parents 🤝 “please change
this whatsapp
picture”
— if found, yours to keep. (@purestformula) December 13, 2019

5. The unbreakable bond they have with this.

Nigerian Parents and fake whatsapp BCs https://t.co/seh8DxcVH9
— Velvet🔮 (@vell_vet) October 15, 2019

6. Do they even read before they forward these things?

Nigerian parents are still forwarding WhatsApp broadcasts from the Obama administration? Father Lord.
— Chinedu (@LXRE_) October 7, 2019

7. Have you ever seen a Nigerian Parent throw away valuable lecture material?

I give it 2 weeks before Nigerian parents start sending this in whatsapp messages 🥴 https://t.co/SWKwpjr32a
— Theophilus LDN (@Theoola1) August 23, 2019

8. This could be our chance to beat them at their game.

Need to send this to Nigerian parents as WhatsApp broadcast saying “see what throwing slippers can do” pic.twitter.com/wzuzVdsX7p
— Chief Zaddy | 19 Lord ❁ (@Chief_Zaddy) November 2, 2019

9. Thank God for growth.

It's so adorable how nigerian parents went from begging you to help them text people on Christmas day, to forwarding and disturbing you with broadcast messages on WhatsApp.
— Hank Moody (@callme_FRED) September 28, 2019

10. For all their talk about control, they don’t know when to stop.

When you mistakenly send a 😂 or lol to Nigerian parents on WhatsApp after they send you a video they take it as an invitation to send like 10 more. So now you have to kie kie kie to all of them.
— Maryam Abdul-Razaq (@ayinke_AR) October 19, 2019

10 Hilarious Tweets That Describe Nigerian Parents’ Relationship With WhatsApp

1. No time for pretence.

2. This sub!

3. The average Nigerian parent ‘nose’ best, after all.

4. Didn’t they say people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones?

5. The unbreakable bond they have with this.

6. Do they even read before they forward these things?

7. Have you ever seen a Nigerian Parent throw away valuable lecture material?

8. This could be our chance to beat them at their game.

9. Thank God for growth.

10. For all their talk about control, they don’t know when to stop.

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10 Hilarious Tweets That Describe Nigerian Parents’ Relationship With WhatsApp

1. No time for pretence.

2. This sub!

3. The average Nigerian parent ‘nose’ best, after all.

4. Didn’t they say people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones?

5. The unbreakable bond they have with this.

6. Do they even read before they forward these things?

7. Have you ever seen a Nigerian Parent throw away valuable lecture material?

8. This could be our chance to beat them at their game.

9. Thank God for growth.

10. For all their talk about control, they don’t know when to stop.

About the Authors

More by this author

OUR MISSION

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