Did President Trump just “invent” a new African country? Twitter is unmanageable!
Do we have a new country in Africa, do we?
US President Donald Trump referred to a nonexistent country at a luncheon with African leaders on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly on Wednesday at the Palace Hotel in New York.
“Nambia’s health system is increasingly self-sufficient,” he said.
Was he referring to Namibia? Zambia? Or maybe, The Gambia?
A White House transcript later clarified that Trump had in fact been referring to Namibia.
Mystery solved: White House official transcript says Trump was trying to say Namibia pic.twitter.com/HoG6HI6H16
— David Mack (@davidmackau) September 20, 2017
But the Twitterati could have none of that and they wasted no time in offering their own hilarious explanations.
https://twitter.com/JoshWarrun/status/910575244183789569
https://twitter.com/BikerBecca/status/910575728412037120
Covfefe is the unofficial beverage of Nambia.
— Broderick (@BroderickGreer) September 20, 2017
https://twitter.com/MuricanPigDog/status/910752560260304896
https://twitter.com/elnathan_john/status/910575392565719040
I too, have travelled to #Nambia pic.twitter.com/GzRBeL8EWe
— Make National Treasure 3 happen you cowards (@whimsikal) September 20, 2017
So what would the 'Nambian' flag look like? https://t.co/c2hTj2StIn
— Inappropriate (@inaskosana) September 21, 2017
According to researchers, Nambia's #1 export is Covfefe. Huge deal in the works to increase trade. Very, very big deal.
— OkayAfrica (@OkayAfrica) September 20, 2017
