Regardless of what time of the year it is, there's never a dull moment on twitter streets.It is holiday time; meaning most people are busy getting ready for Christmas basking in the festive season's greatness while spending quality time with their loved ones however, there is another group of people that still balance it out and keep up with the interweb. On Monday, Africans took to twitter to share their views following the hashtag #IfAfricaWasABus. Sounds interesting, right? Here are some of the tweets that had us chuckle.
#IfAfricaWasABus Morocco would be the rich fancy kid that still takes the bus but doesn't talk to anyone
— Poyiyane♀ (@AskMyFave) December 21, 2015
#IfAfricaWasABus South Africa would have earphones on the entire trip.
— mutondwa (@Revolting_Wolf) December 21, 2015
#IfAfricaWasABus Namibia would be the pretty girl that doesn't say much, sits in a corner and everyone likes
— Poyiyane♀ (@AskMyFave) December 21, 2015
#IfAfricaWasABus Botswana would be that fellow who lies about the seat next to her being occupied hoping South Africa would sit next to them
— Ms Evah (@Ms_Evah_BW) December 21, 2015
This one about Tanzania is my favourite! Mambo vipi, Tanzania :)
@siyandawrites #ifAfricaWasAbus Kenya and Uganda would roll their eyes at Tanzania sitting with all the SADC countries at the back seat
— LadyG (@GaoBW) December 21, 2015
Nigeria would be the guy who heads straight for the seat next to the driver so he can control the music #ifAfricawasabus
— Siyanda-Panda (@SiyandaWrites) December 21, 2015
@siyandawrites #ifAfricaWasAbus South Africa nd Nigeria would fight over the driver's seat coz they both want to control the African 'wheel'
— LadyG (@GaoBW) December 21, 2015
Botswana would be the guy who snitches on the pple who sneak alcohol into the bus b/c he's mad he didn't think of it first #ifAfricawasabus
— Siyanda-Panda (@SiyandaWrites) December 21, 2015
As much as these views are just for laughs, there is some truth to them, to a certain extent. You know as humans, we have our reservations about each other, we may not say them out loud but when an occasion arises, we express what we think about each other and #IfAfricaWasABus sums up how these Africans think of these nationalities. It could be based on personal experiences or shared stories.