A Nigerian lady identified as Ololade Victoria has sparked massive reactions online after sharing her unusual experience while returning home from the newly commissioned Hallelujah Challenge Centre in Lagos.
The Hallelujah Challenge — a popular prayer and praise movement led by gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey — recently launched its physical worship space, allowing participants to gather in person for the first time.
After attending one of the sessions, Ololade took to TikTok (@ololadeyvictoria) to document her visit, capturing moments from the event and scenes from her journey home in the early hours of the morning.
In the viral clip, she expressed surprise after spotting several people filming social media content around 3:55 a.m., moments after the worship session ended.
“Coming back from Hallelujah Challenge centre. See people shooting content at 3:55 a.m. Things we see early hours of the day,” she wrote.
Her post immediately stirred mixed reactions online.
While some netizens found the situation amusing, others defended the late-night content creators, saying everyone is “hustling in their own way.”
One user, @oluma54, commented:
“Same way it’s funny to you is the same way people find it funny that you’re coming from church at 3 a.m. Everybody dey hustle.”
Another user, @thesimplytoyosii, added:
“Nah why some of us no fit make ham for this social media. Who get energy by 3 a.m.? That’s a lot of commitment!”
The viral video has since sparked conversations about faith, hustle culture, and the dedication of Nigerians to both worship and content creation.
