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It’s been said that the only time Nigerians successfully unite is when it’s time to defend the country from others who try to make fun of it. That was what happened on the 3rd of May 2020 when Uganda and Ghana attacked in what will forever be known as…I’ll think of a name later.
Let’s just get into the funniest clapbacks!
Nigeria Vs Ghana
When this Nigerian struck a low blow by referencing the accent of Ghanaians.
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This guy thinks Runtown needs to go and be sleeping inside studio instead of wasting his time on Twitter:
Billion twits won this one. One delivery style all d time?? Runtown should goan reply in studio and leave twitter for opinion abeg pic.twitter.com/xBAhGnXC6w
— blue creative and 2D Animator💙 (@balarabea9) June 5, 2017
This one thinks the clapback was just weak:
BillionTwits did a fire tweet, Runtown clapback was weak "everyone can use sense as clapback" 😭😭😭
It is no news that there is, has been and most likely will continue to be, a kind of sort of ongoing beef like this between Nigeria and Ghana.
But is it really any wonder? To Nigerians, Ghana is like that younger brother that is tired of staying under his big bro’s glory and wants to shine too.
So it is common to find Nigerians throw shade at Ghanaians regarding everything from their complexion to whose jollof rice is really better.
And it appeared like we were winning, for a while at least, until this happened…
While this one was trying to claim Nigerian born but British trained current world heavyweight champion, Anthony Joshua, he forgot that it is not good to play with stones if you’re wearing glasses.
But because people don’t mind their business and like to criticise what doesn’t appear normal to them, an American follower dissed Olamide’s shoes on Wale’s Instagram page.
Being the true Nigerian that he is, he didn’t mince words and dished it right back.
We are so proud!
People of different cultures have their various ways of dressing and that should be respected regardless of wherever they may be from.
A lady who knows her worth and won’t let anybody put her down is impressive. But when it’s a little girl and she already has her priorities in the right order, that’s just outstanding!
Four year old Tatiana Chase was told by a little boy in her class that she looked ugly, her comeback was just perfect! She said:
A little boy said I was ugly. I said “I didn’t came here to make a fashion statement. I came here to learn, not look pretty!”
