Amazingly UNA DEY MAD trends on Twitter as social media users expressed situation in which it can be used. To show cheatings on men.
The "una dey mad" challenge trends on Twitter started when a twitter user ‘Abimbola O’larry Turner takes up the app and expressed his displeasure in feminist attitudes in Nigeria. There by ending each phrase with "una dey mad".
See tweet:
And since then everyone has been expressing the own opinions and endings it with the phrase "una dey mad".
Currently twitter users have started narrating scenarios of being cheated upon or frustrated has a male and ending their tweets with 'UNA DEY MAD'.
Not only male, even some female tweets about the trends.
Even AG baby and Taooma.
Here are some of the tweet that started this challenge:
For those that will not like, comment and follow " UNA DEY MAD".
Kindly add yours un the comment section.
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