Nigerian Twitter is not social media; it is a gladiator arena. Every day, someone is being dragged. Every hour, a new hashtag trends. The topics range from politics to relationship takes to which jollof is superior. The dragging is creative, brutal, and often hilarious. The culture has its own language. "O jewa ke eng?" "Who dey breathe?" "It's the audacity for me." "Say your mind, make nobody beat you." Twitter NG has created a dialect that leaks into everyday conversation. The memes are national assets. The clapbacks are Olympic sports. But the toxicity is real. Cancel culture moves at the speed of light. A tweet from 2014 can end your career in 2026. The pile-ons are vicious. The anonymity breeds cruelty. And the echo chambers are deafening—everyone is shouting, no one is listening. Still, it's where Nigerian culture is made. Where movements start. Where the government is held accountable sometimes. Where laughter lives. Are you active on Twitter NG? And what's the most iconic dragging or meme you've witnessed?
