ADVERTISEMENT

Millions stranded as Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram crash

No official reason has been given for the disruption.

All three social media services are owned by Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg

Millions of users across the world have been left stranded after Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram crashed.

All three social media services, owned by Facebook, suffered outage around evening in Nigeria and across the world on Monday, October 4, 2021.

Facebook took to Twitter moments later to say it was aware of the outage.

"We're working to get things back to normal as quickly as possible, and we apologise for any inconvenience," the company tweeted.

ADVERTISEMENT

No official reason has been given for the disruption.

JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!

Unblock notifications in browser settings.
ADVERTISEMENT

Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:

Email: eyewitness@pulse.ng

Recommended articles

Nigeria’s forex market needs restructuring - Tinubu’s aide

Nigeria’s forex market needs restructuring - Tinubu’s aide

Mike Adenuga-led Conoil rewards shareholders with N1.73 billion dividend

Mike Adenuga-led Conoil rewards shareholders with N1.73 billion dividend

5 surprising social media trends in Africa in 2023

5 surprising social media trends in Africa in 2023

UN International Day of Peace: DJ Cuppy's call to action for #GlobalGoals

UN International Day of Peace: DJ Cuppy's call to action for #GlobalGoals

Top 10 best performing African startup ecosystems for gender diversity

Top 10 best performing African startup ecosystems for gender diversity

Watch: Strive Masiyiwa discusses the future of AI in Africa

Watch: Strive Masiyiwa discusses the future of AI in Africa

Tony Elumelu's UBA launches $6 Billion initiative for African SMEs

Tony Elumelu's UBA launches $6 Billion initiative for African SMEs

Economic challenges ahead: Nigeria and South Africa told to prepare for a tough 2023

Economic challenges ahead: Nigeria and South Africa told to prepare for a tough 2023

African countries by Netflix' contribution to their GDP

African countries by Netflix' contribution to their GDP

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT