During a recent London state event with President Bola Tinubu, King Charles III reportedly used the Nigerian slang phrase “Naija no dey carry last” while toasting the Nigerian president.
The statement quickly went viral on social media, with Nigerians expressing a mix of humor, sarcasm, and frustration. Many joked about local struggles with fuel shortages, the economy, and corruption, pointing out the irony of a foreign leader appearing to praise Nigerian resilience.
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While the authenticity of the quote is unconfirmed, the internet is having a field day, creating memes, jokes, and commentary across X, Facebook, and Instagram.
One user wrote:
“Slave Master (King Charles) holding his slave (🇳🇬) in captivity, why won’t he be happy? Using our slang to deceive us 😂”
Whether or not the phrase was actually said, it shows how Nigerians use humor to cope with political realities and how social media can turn small moments into viral sensations.
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Let me propose a toast to President Tinubu and the people of Nigeria. ‘Naija no Dey carry last.’
— Nigeria Stories (@NigeriaStories) March 19, 2026
~ King Charles III says
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