Bishop Challenge: Nigerians Start Social Media Trend, Share Funny Photos After Drama at APC’s VP Unveiling
- Just recently, there was a buzz on social media after a group of ‘bishops’ stormed APC’s unveiling of its VP candidate, Senator Kashim Shettima
- The suspicious personalities left many people in disbelief about their authenticity, especially after they failed to speak with the press
- Nigerians on social media have now turned the development into a trend and are dressing like bishops
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Nigerians on social media recently had a lot to talk about after a group of people dressed like bishops stormed the All Progressives Congress (APC)’s unveiling of its vice presidential candidate, Kashim Shettima.
Recall that the choice of Shettima as VP had already got people talking because it was a Muslim-Muslim ticket.
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The ‘bishops’ at the unveiling left many in doubt about their authenticity due to their somewhat shabby appearance as well as their refusal to speak with the press.
Bishop challenge on social media
Just a few days after the drama unfolded, some Nigerians have now turned it into a social media challenge.
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Some youths covered themselves in blankets and other funny clothes to try and recreate the bishops’ looks at the unveiling.
A number of them also shared funny photos of what they were able to come up with on social media.
See posts below:
Internet users react to Bishop challenge
The Bishop trend also raised funny comments from onlookers. Read some of their reactions below:
Interesting.
Peter Okoye slams fraudsters using his photos for scam
Popular Nigerian singer and Psquare star, Peter Okoye, recently took to social media to rant after a number of people got defrauded by scammers using his photos.
Taking to Twitter, Peter addressed the issue and called out the victims of the scam for believing he was the one behind it.
According to the singer, the victims who thought he was behind it do not rate him at all, and he wondered how they believed he would actually put up his phone number.
The singer then added in a subsequent tweet that those who claim to have his WhatsApp contact should better check who they have been communicating with.
Peter wondered at the situation of there being fake bishops and also fake Peter Okoye.
Source: Legit.ng
