Let’s be honest, Nigerian group chats have their own unique vibe:
• Day 1: Someone sends a “Good morning” message • Almost instantly, 10+ people reply with “Amen!” or “Good morning” ☀️🙏 • For the next hour, random greetings and blessings flood the chat • Then… radio silence. For days. Sometimes weeks. 🤫 • After 3 weeks of no activity, someone drops a random “Who’s alive?” message • Followed by a few laughs and emojis, then silence again • When there’s drama, everyone suddenly becomes keyboard warriors 🔥 • Messages fly non-stop for a day, then ghost mode resumes • Birthday shoutouts come with GIFs and tons of emojis 🎉🎂 • The “admin” tries to keep things organized but everyone ignores the rules • Every now and then, someone shares a viral meme and it briefly revives the chat • But ultimately, the group chat is a sacred space for blessings, noise, and the occasional big family announcement
Zainab
5 hrs agoLet’s be honest, Nigerian group chats have their own unique vibe:
• Day 1: Someone sends a “Good morning” message
• Almost instantly, 10+ people reply with “Amen!” or “Good morning” ☀️🙏
• For the next hour, random greetings and blessings flood the chat
• Then… radio silence. For days. Sometimes weeks. 🤫
• After 3 weeks of no activity, someone drops a random “Who’s alive?” message
• Followed by a few laughs and emojis, then silence again
• When there’s drama, everyone suddenly becomes keyboard warriors 🔥
• Messages fly non-stop for a day, then ghost mode resumes
• Birthday shoutouts come with GIFs and tons of emojis 🎉🎂
• The “admin” tries to keep things organized but everyone ignores the rules
• Every now and then, someone shares a viral meme and it briefly revives the chat
• But ultimately, the group chat is a sacred space for blessings, noise, and the occasional big family announcement
Who else has that one group chat like this? 😂📱