So apparently, VDM was arrested… for stealing someone’s idea? 😳Motara is back on the timeline and it’s not looking good — Twitter dug up those old classist tweets and came with full force.Oh, and a pastor went online to publicly drag his wife. Yep. It’s giving oversharing.In this episode of What’s Happening on Twitter (WHOT), the crew unpacks: • VDM’s never-ending saga: idea theft or just EFCC drama? • Why Motara is trending again — and why the internet never forgets. • Pastor Oyewande’s viral video: was he being honest or just plain unfair to his wife?It’s unfiltered takes, premium gbas gbos, and social media madness as always.Hit that play button, drop your hot take in the comments & don’t forget to subscribe!

EFCC carried VeryDarkMan after he walked into a GTBank.Was it an arrest… or lowkey kidnapping? We break it down!Meanwhile, ₦71 billion meant for student loans is missing, and nobody has real answers. Wahala everywhere.To cool the tension, we had to get into all the Premier League drama — team of the season talk, club dragging, and plenty banter.This episode has it all:    •    VDM vs EFCC: Is this justice or power play?    •    ₦71 billion vanished — how?!    •    Football updates, loud fans, team talk, and predictions.It’s vibes, gbas gbos, and serious laughter.Hit play, subscribe, and drop your hot take in the comments!

The Headies came back to base with chaos, cut-off mics, and clapbacks — but did it live up to the hype? Also, can we talk about how JAMB is slowly turning into NYSC with the stress levels? From missing students to unsafe travel, is it time to scrap it or shake it up?This week on WHOT, we also dive into: • Hidden cameras in the office (yes, real-life horror) • Ibadan’s human trafficking bust • Natasha’s spicy “apology” to the Senate President • Justice finally served for gospel singer OsinachiIt’s vibes, real talk, and the madness that is Naija Twitter — all packed in one episode.

Imagine if celebrities settled their beef in the boxing ring instead of on Twitter?Portable vs Speed Darlington already happened… who’s next?In this chaotic and hilarious episode of WHOT (What’s Happening on Twitter), we break down: • Dream celebrity boxing matchups (yes, we’re calling out names!) • Davido’s new album 5ive—hot or mid? • Should Nigeria regulate social media like the Sultan suggests? • Why Nigerians are too quick to silence people speaking up (Zicsaloma’s LUTH drama) • 10 billion naira for solar in Aso Rock while the rest of us dey use torchlight?!This one is packed with gbas gbos, hot takes, and premium laughter!Hit that play button and don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe.

Someone had ₦37 million and the next thing they did was… CBEX?!In this episode of What’s Happening on Twitter (WHOT), the crew dives into the madness of Ponzi schemes, Nigeria’s “get-rich-quick” culture, and why risk-taking is now our national sport.Also in this episode: • Can religious leaders overstep the constitution? The apostasy debate. • Nigeria’s healthcare—ranked high in Africa, but still no bed space? • A civilian harassed over camouflage—where do we draw the line? It’s gbas gbos with a touch of sense. Click play and let’s talk!

Let’s be honest—some women go silent when it’s time to drop money at home but loud when it’s time to spend it on themselves. Is it a crime or just strategy?In this episode of WHOT, we’re talking: • Why “my money is mine, your money is ours” is still shaking marriages • Why some men would rather suffer in silence than admit they’re broke • Do Gen Z parents still do sacrifice or everybody dey chase soft life? • And… should you forgive a parent who was never there for you?Plenty gbas gbos, loud laughs, and a few hard truths in this one. Click play and join the convo!

What happens when Nigeria’s smoothest baritone meets two chaotic hosts?You get pure VIBES and unexpected music madness!In this hilarious episode of WHOT (What’s Happening on Twitter), TikTok music influencer BassVox pulls up with that iconic deep voice—and the squad wastes no time putting him to the test. From wild music challenges to freestyle dares, the hosts push BassVox to sing, vibe, and even defend the “talent vs connection” debate in Nigeria’s music space.• Is raw talent enough to rise to fame? • Or is it really 80% connection and 20% talent? • Can social media truly level the playing field for independent artists?We’re also unpacking the role of industry gatekeepers, record label drama, and the realities of influencer marketing in shaping music careers today.Watch, comment, and share your thoughts—do upcoming artists stand a chance without industry backing?

Is dating a Yahoo boy’s ex a setup for heartbreak? In this episode of WHOT, we dive into relationship entitlement, social media pressure, and whether genuine hustlers are losing in the dating game. Plus, we discuss faith-based universities, the gospel music industry, and a Nigerian’s Guinness World Record win.Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Let’s hear your thoughts.

Everything is expensive, NYSC corpers are still waiting for ₦77k, and surviving in Nigeria feels like an extreme sport. 😩In this episode of WHOT, David & Spike go all in on:🔥 The cost of living crisis—why is everything 5x more expensive?🔥 NYSC struggles: Is the ₦77k allawee real or just a dream?🔥 Seyi Tinubu’s claim about a “beneficial economy” vs. reality.🔥 Skills gap & job struggles—why are graduates earning peanuts?🔥 Lagos waste wahala—who is really to blame?It’s real talk, unfiltered. Watch now, share your thoughts, and don’t forget to subscribe!

From banning flogging in schools to workplace harassment and justice struggles — this episode of What’s Happening on the Internet (WHOT) dives into the harsh realities Nigerians face every day.🔥 What We Discuss: • Corporal Punishment: Does banning flogging help or hurt discipline in schools? • Justice in Nigeria: Why do some violent offenders walk free while others face extreme sentences? • Workplace Harassment: Why do companies protect harassers instead of victims? • Fulani Herdsmen & Land Grabs: Is it about religion, greed, or failed policies?This episode is packed with raw conversations, hard truths, and the tough questions we need to ask. Drop your thoughts in the comments and don’t forget to subscribe!