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A’Ibom: WhatsApp Users Express Frustration Over Inability to send, receive message for 2 hours

 

Henshaw NYONG in UYO.

Users of the popular messaging app, WhatsApp, Tuesday morning, shared their frustration over their inability to send or receive messages on the platform.

TheHILL IT correspondent reported the outage of the Facebook-owned app at few minutes past 8:00 am of Tuesday.

One of the users, Bright in Uyo, Nigeria, posted on Facebook, “WHASSAP IS DOWN , HOW DO YOU FEEL ? WHAT IF ALL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS SUDDENLY BECOME UNRESPONSIVE WHAT WILL YOU DO ?

Goodmorning Friends 💞.

Food for thoughts :

1) IN ALL YOU DO ALWAYS HAVE A VALID BACK UP PLAN 😊 .

2) When everything is Working for You , don’t take it for granted, * rainy days * may appear without Prior Notice , so Prepare for it .

3) Appreciate EVERYTHING & EVERONE you have , Nothing is Permanent.

Wishing you a blessed day 🙏. ”

Another user from Akwa Ibom, Kindness posted on Facebook.
“WhatsApp is amaka, full of disappointments. Mark why?”

“It’s the go-to messaging app for many people around the world, but it appears that WhatsApp is experiencing issues this morning”, a user from Abuja, Nigeria posted.

Reports are suggesting that the crash of WhatsApp App frustrated millions of users across the globe.

However, at exactly 9:57am, two hours after, WhatsApp services were back online and the app started working for users.

WhatsApp was working for the Android and iOS apps as well as via WhatsApp Web.

At the time of the report, no official statement was released by its owners.

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