Ugandans and Nigerians fight dirty over superiority on Twitter (see reactions)

When you think the continent of Africa would be on its knees at a time when the whole world reels from the economic and social pain caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, Nigerians and Ugandans are having fun dragging each other on twitter.

OYOGist.com brings you some reactions after several Ugandans argued that a viral song, Parte after Parte, sang by Uganda’s Big Tril is bigger than Nigeria’s music industry as a whole.

Watch Big Tril’s Parte after Parte on YouTube below:

See reactions from people as they fight over which country is superior to the other on twitter:

https://twitter.com/ToyosiAG/status/1256854205261918209?s=20

https://twitter.com/ZamaniGrams/status/1256854993673601026?s=20

The 100k giveaway that is nothing in nigeria is almost a million in Uganda. This money will save lot of life’s in your country. Baby girl, let’s not go there https://t.co/L9tdMFeuTi pic.twitter.com/PNtFYKgPQJ

— Pamilerin Adegoke (@UnclePamilerin) May 3, 2020

I don't know why Uganda is trending. What is Uganda? pic.twitter.com/BkZ9Sy8ESF

— living king (@ToyosiAG) May 3, 2020

Even the bird on Uganda’s flag is hustling for Nigerian Visa.

But we know it won’t succeed, Uganda’s shillings can’t afford our Visa, Aunty bird is trekking to Congo. pic.twitter.com/U8LFEjP6LQ

— Jaqualine*️⃣ (@JaqualineDXB) May 3, 2020

https://twitter.com/KantyBoii/status/1256838963194662912?s=20

https://twitter.com/one_dosh/status/1256837122151059456?s=20

https://oyogist.com/2020/05/uk-pm-boris-johnson-names-son-after-doctors-who-treated-him-for-covid-19/

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