Some examples that come readily to mind are the Ghana v. Nigeria arguments on social media, every time the National football team plays a game, Nigerians defending their famous jollof rice, Nigerians standing up for Burna Boy during the Coachella saga and most recently Nigerians raising funds for their favorite Big Brother Nigeria housemate.
Nigerians connect when they have a point to prove. And they got better doing this using technology.
Mobile phone technology and the internet have done more in promoting unity of mind and purpose amongst the people than any written laws or policies have since 1960.Nigerians have forced the hands of legislators against obnoxious bills, started movements on social media that caught the attention of the world e.g. #BBOG Bring Back Our Girls and have succeeded in making being a Nigerian a culture the cool kids want a bite of. Nigerian music, dance steps and movies are the biggest export markets at the moment and it looks like the way forward is UP.