Owie

misleading title. The tori dry sef.

Ok what can I say.

iceberylin:
since she uses an S5, means she's rich...
She could get another one..


Man gats survive

If I be police ni,I fr arraign u...na on top anoda person sweat una go base ur living?

It happens a lot at oshodi-Toyota, even to priVate car owners and also at gun-point.

;Ddis op reminds me of when I was an area boy..

Apapa-Oshodi expressway, mile 2-Festac-Alaba are all den of robbers. I was robbed 1 night like that while coming back from work at about 10pm (one chance bus) along that Apapa-Oshodi express, we were dropped that night at Toyota stop under the bridge. The 5 of us genuine passengers had to walk to Oshodi that night b4 I got somebody to pay my transport fare to Egbeda! As for the girl she must be a JJC in Lagos to be pressing her phone by the window of a bus! Am sure she has learnt her lesson!

jjwaterfalls:
One of d reasons why I hav always bin scared of relocating to lagos.

we don't need u here too.
we already over populated
#eko onibaje

Pathetic

jjwaterfalls:
One of d reasons why I hav always bin scared of relocating to lagos.

Me too. You can walk on the streets of Abuja with an iPhone 6 by 12 midnight and feel safe. #TeamAbuja

No mile 2 story

Mehn Op Nawa for u ooooo, does that look like Robbing? It's called Window Shopping and black Friday is approaching.

Sum ppl here dey form beta place fr lliving wen d ghetto wey dem dey ehn,even fowl dey hustle to live....dhuuuuuur....wetin concern me,we dont experience such tins here in Ajah

Same happened to my mum while she was driving, some guy came to show her some where she could pass to avoid getting stuck in traffic then she said thank you. Lo and behold her phone was no where to be found..... Now i cant touch my phone when she is driving and isut in front

dew1:
And your topic made it seem like you were robbed...

hmmm... He did a badt tn sharing it ryt

I'm guilty of this. In fact, I'm sitting close to the window as I write, stucked in traffic. I wish I could stop. I cannot but press my phone while in traffic and I also love sitting by the window to get a grasp of fresh air. Even after two cases of armed robbery attack along gbagada - iyana oworo road, I still continued with press my phone while in the bus esp where there's traffic.
People like us prefer to learn the hard way..lolz
I'm risk perverse anyway but common sense is needed. Thanks op. Would increase my safety awareness level now and also take precautions. Safety first, Safety last, Safety always!

jjwaterfalls:
One of d reasons why I hav always bin scared of relocating to lagos.

We don't even need extra people to relocate to lagos. The population don do. Please remain where u are

She asked for her phone to be stolen and she got. Who in his/her right sense would board a public transport, sit close to the window and then bring out their phone in a tensed traffic to press it. Na invite the person dey invite thief now. Its not only in lagos even in ph, anambra and kano.....such can happen anywhere.

Thieves n lagos

holatin:
mehn thank God you are alive
*modified *
this happen when you comment before reading.
back to the topic, stealing is not corruption.

did you even read the post?

is she a learner!!??!....why she come dey disturb Jesus?..na Jesus give u learners permit...yeye.

Smartlux:

y u dey shine teeth na?

philipstweets:
Good evening pals, just got back from work and i want to share my story with you. I also need your contribution and experiences.

I work at Festac but i live at Apapa. I boarded a Mile 2 bus at Festac. When I got to mile2 bustop by 7:30pm, I boarded a danfo bus (LT35) to Apapa. The bus has five rows and i was at the middle. As we left mile2, there was traffic immediately after the bridge.

While pressing my phone, the girl at the extreme back near the window who was pressing her phone shouted "JESUS!!!!" We all looked back thinking that the truck behind us was about to hit us.

However,what we saw was a young guy in all black attire and a face cap trying to pick up something from the floor outside.

Suddenly, the conductor started shouting "Ole! Ole!! Ole!!!" (thief thief thief)

Before the conductor could even get down from the bus, the guy took to his heels. He ran into the other side of the road and we didnt see him again.....That was when we realized that he had stolen the Samsung S5 belonging to the girl sitting near the window..

And that was it, the phone was gone just like that. I was in shock till i got home.

Share your own Mile 2 experience.

are we supposed to share just fone experience or any similar experiences

i remember the day one of them attacked me on that mile2 bridge. he shouted I should give him the fone and money.I didn't know when I screamed back at him to get out which fone. and he saw a lady being attacked by his people, he now left me and ran away.cos those ones have picked up the womans laptop bag.my advice when on mile2 bridge don't bring out your fones. shocking thing is that you will see up to 15 mopol men on the same bridge. I think some people don settle some people.

Most times it's not advisable to use expensive phones @ nite, it will attract hoodlums, dont even dare pick calls with ur phone @ nite, except u consider it safe.

it been long I commented on topics

well, eyaaa for the lady.

EKO FOR SHOW.

Lagos thieves will never change

okay, this happened sometime last year when my cousin and I were returning from a wedding one late saturday night, we were waiting at this busy bus-stop for a cab and all of a sudden, I dont know how i felt something slid into the handbag i was carrying, I turned round immediately, looked into my bag and saw a hand, i checked if my phone was intact in nanoseconds, looked up immediately at the owner of the hand and gave him the dirtiest slap of his life.. as a real lagos chic

Before I could find my voice to scream "thief", he had already disappeared into the crowd.

God save am that day, he would have died while trying to steal a common bold5 .
Anyways, am sure the pains from that slap is one he will never recover from in a hurry, lool

Eya

Police officers at Alapere estate are robbing people at night, please be cautious of police men at Alapere estate road mostly at night from 10:30pm.

Is difficult to believe but is true. I was rob by men on uniform with their guns at the same spot alongside with others.

I narrated my experience to my colleagues in the office and to them is no news as they have heard how dangerous the area is.

fflamingo:
Lagos taught me the principle of holding, hiding, keeping safe guarding my bag like heaven depends on it

Lagos has taught me how to be very alert. If you daydream for lag....hahahahaha OYO ooo

henryobinna:
did you even read the post?

do you understand those four line

[size=20pt]Those are the guys used in snatching ballot boxes during election in Lagos.[/size]

Baba na everywhere o..even in oshodi, trying to board obalende buses..as people dey rush, you just chill observe things...you gonna see a lot!...when we say life is a teacher, we mean the life in lagos..