Naija Wahala — Privacy
Last updated: 9 October 2026
Naija Wahala is a free browser game set in Lagos, 2050. You can play without an account. If you choose to sign in with Google, this page explains what we keep and why.
What we keep when you sign in
- Your Google account number (an ID Google gives us, so we know it's you next time). We do not keep your email address, real name or photo.
- Your player name — the name you choose; other players see it.
- Your game progress — money, cars, outfits, respect and other game details, so you can continue on any device.
- A sign-in session, so you stay signed in (expires after 60 days).
Playing online
When you play online, other players near you see your player name, your character, your car and where you are in the game, and can read the chat messages you send. Chat isn't stored.
Performance reports
To find and fix stutters, the game notes when it freezes for a moment and sends a short report: how long it froze, what the game was doing, where you were in the game, your player name, and your device type (for example "iPhone, iOS 18", its screen size and memory). It contains nothing else about you and is deleted after 14 days.
Without an account
Your progress is saved only in your own browser. We don't receive it.
What we don't do
We don't sell your data, show you targeted ads based on it, or share it with anyone. The game runs on Cloudflare, which stores the data above for us.
Deleting your account
To delete your account and progress, contact the developer through the support email shown on the Google sign-in screen, and we'll delete it.