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The latest viral craze to hit African social media is the #BidoungChallenge.
Sparked by Cameroon’s Minister of Sports and Physical Education Pierre Ismael Bidoung Mpkatt graciously bowing to President Paul Biya and his wife during a recent reception at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations at the Unity Palace in Cameroon, it has led to a flood of copycats posting their own versions of bowing in weird and outrageous ways.
It first started with Cameroonians posting with the hashtag #CourberDosChallenge, but quickly spread to the rest of the continent under the hashtag #BidoungChallenge.
Vous n'etes vraiment pas sérieux heiiin#CourberDosChallenge #BidoungChallenge pic.twitter.com/Bzj884w9VO
— Simone Songué (@sswaggaholic) December 10, 2016
Cameroon's #bidoungchallenge Mr minister trying to secure his position with Mr President hahah @KathleenNdongmo pic.twitter.com/ujCkkbag6z
— Nina Forgwe (@NinaForgwe) December 12, 2016
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South African journalist based in Johannesburg. A Wits University graduate, Lebo enjoys writing lifestyle and entertainment stories.
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