They’re back and here to stay! Yimika (Chelsea fan) and Spike (Arsenal fan) have hosted WHOT before, but this season, it’s official—they’re your permanent duo for What’s Happening on the Internet!Dive into football banter, trending conversations, and all the fun as they kick off Season 2 in style. Subscribe now and never miss an episode!

In Episode 12 of What’s Happening on Twitter (WHOT), we unpack the corruption and flaws in Nigeria’s justice system. From the harassment of a US returnee by the Nigerian police to the misuse of power in high-profile defamation cases, we explore how these issues affect trust in law enforcement and the judiciary. Are Nigerians truly safe, or is the system working against us?Join the conversation, and don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights!

In Episode 11 of What’s Happening on Twitter (WHOT), we’re unpacking two hot topics shaking Naija Twitter. Is marriage becoming a poverty alleviation scheme, and are social media standards ruining relationships? Plus, we dive into real estate investments—what’s really affecting ROI in Nigeria, and is building to rent or sell the better option? Join the conversation and let us know your take in the comments!

In this episode of What’s Happening on Twitter, we dive into the big debates around money in Nigerian relationships: why is ‘my money is my money, and your money is our money’ such a thing? 🤔 We also react to Druski’s latest skit that has Nigerians talking, the World Bank’s loan influence on Nigeria, and an intense discussion on Peter Obi’s comments about forgiving past political tensions. Tune in for the full gist!

Naija Twitter is on fire! 🔥 In Episode 10 of What’s Happening on Twitter (WHOT), we talk about Davido’s viral podcast comments on why he won’t invest in Nigeria and the gbas gbos that followed. Is he wrong, or just brutally honest? Then there’s Helen Ukpabio’s witch-hunting saga—how did we get here in 2024? Tune in for all the tea, and don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more vibes!

Episode 9 of What’s Happening on Twitter (WHOT) is here, and we’re diving into the drama around Wizkid’s ‘death of the opps’ tweet that has Naija Twitter going crazy. Is it a shot at Davido? 👀 We also talk about why Nigerians who ‘japa’ don’t come back, how fraud stereotypes are holding us back, and the whole POS/ATM issue back home. Watch now and let us know your thoughts in the comments!

In Episode 8 of What’s Happening on Twitter (WHOT), we dive into the theme of deception and manipulation. From the rise in paternity fraud and its effects on relationships to the disturbing trend of fake feminism aimed at stoking gender conflicts, we explore some of the most controversial issues circulating on Naija Twitter. We also discuss the dark topic of early abuse statistics in Nigeria and how publicizing achievements on social media can breed envy and negativity. Don’t miss this thought-provoking episode—join the conversation and let us know your take in the comments!

In Episode 7 of What’s Happening on Twitter (WHOT), we’re unpacking Peter Obi’s viral comment about vigils turning into ‘Night Shifts’ and the debate over Nigeria’s productivity. We also tackle trending topics on Twitter, from protests and the cost of living crisis to a leaked scandal in Equatorial Guinea. Tune in for reactions, insights, and the latest on what Naija Twitter is buzzing about. Subscribe to stay updated with all the hottest topics!

In Episode 6 of What’s Happening on Twitter, we’re breaking down major topics from a hypothetical World War III and how Nigeria’s massive debt could affect our stance, to BRICS’ influence on Nigeria’s economy. We’re also talking about the latest power abuse scandal with a House of Reps member, and exploring Nigeria’s victory over Libya in the CAF verdict. Plus, should historical figures like Efunroye Tinubu be celebrated or called out for their involvement in slavery? Catch the full gist as we dig into these hot topics!

In this episode of What’s Happening on Twitter, we dive into the big debates around money in Nigerian relationships: why is ‘my money is my money, and your money is our money’ such a thing? 🤔 We also react to Druski’s latest skit that has Nigerians talking, the World Bank’s loan influence on Nigeria, and an intense discussion on Peter Obi’s comments about forgiving past political tensions. Tune in for the full gist!