Popular instant messaging platform Whatsapp owned by Facebook reportedly crashed worldwide for a few hours and this caused a frenzy on social media as users began to panic.
The crash somehow didn’t affect Nigerian users and many Nigerians are taking to Twitter to share hilarious memes and tweets about it.
The last time the shutdown happened was in November 2018. At the moment the issue has been reported from around the world, except Nigeria of course.
See some hilarious tweets below,
#WhatsApp down worldwide but working in Nigeria.
Is Nigeria even part of the world? pic.twitter.com/h4WcvBxjaS— Iba Ella of 9jaš³š¬ (@Slyadeniyi) January 22, 2019
#WhatsApp is trending, i didn't even noticed it was down until i saw it trending pic.twitter.com/u6zn08v6Jg
— āØāØ Ambassador Sbwealth Of Vienna š¦š¹ (@TheOnlySbwealth) January 22, 2019
#WhatsApp was down worldwide but it was working in Nigeria how come?
Have we been excluded from the world already? pic.twitter.com/c3Vj99ZlwV
— Sinclair, Esq. (@Sinclairlegal) January 22, 2019
https://twitter.com/Iam_BossBABY2/status/1087841353168498688
https://twitter.com/bodmasolaoluwa/status/1087942232710238208
No stupid #WhatsApp is down o.
My phone is even buzzing cos of WhatsApp messages… See now buzzing… Another buzz… See its buzz… It just buzzed another one…
Another buzz… It just…. I need to leave this useless group pic.twitter.com/WQihnzJ5wh— Izzy (@izzyod) January 22, 2019
Nigeria WhatsApp is operating on a very high level encryption, reason why the app didnāt crash in Nigeria. In summary Nigeria is the most secured cyberspace in the world.
What did I just type?#WhatsApp pic.twitter.com/jwXsM4VDjo
— Princewill Felix š³š¬š³š¬ (@DflashyPrince) January 23, 2019
It is official, Nigeria has been excluded from the world. Yes #WhatsApp crashed all over the world and Nigeria was not affected. We are now the most powerful country in the world. What a time to be alive.
— Livetweetng (@mc_wizz) January 23, 2019
Me staring at the messages on my phone delivered a minute ago. Like Nigerian whatsapp never goes down like the country's poverty rate? #WhatsApp pic.twitter.com/oKwaYACNKO
— JON DOE NOT (@Chiimmzy) January 22, 2019
#WhatsApp shutdown worldwide but still active and working well in Naija chai!!!šš We don go rapture tehteh no be todayšš
— iamkixxieš»š|| Run-To SMM || Cyber-Tech (@itzKixxieBby) January 23, 2019
But really, how is #WhatsApp down but working perfectly over here?
Has Nigeria been removed from the countries in the world unknowingly?— Temitope (@The_Temitope) January 23, 2019
#WhatsApp down worldwide?
Naija no follow for world shaa..
This one hurt me š š pic.twitter.com/PfzXVb2OnL— L O T Ć© N N A š (@badguyclue) January 23, 2019
Why will #WhatsApp not crash when people will be putting all episodes of Jenifaās Diary on their status… now see what we have caused for the rest of the world š¤·āāļøIronically weāre not even affected. pic.twitter.com/U7DGd8iZRM
— š“Your Destiny HelperĀ®ļøš“ (@AyanfeOfGod) January 23, 2019
Each time #WhatsApp crashes, it doesn't affect Nigeria server.
Nigeria is a special country. pic.twitter.com/MJIArvPZ1z
— Kemi (@d_problemsolver) January 23, 2019
It is time they brought the headquarter of #WhatsApp to Nigeria. We have what it takes to keep it function when it will crash in other places.
Mark, think about it pic.twitter.com/G8vcDuXHxR
— Jaiā”Baby (@iamJaiAbbah) January 23, 2019
