Caring man covers up 'pretty lady' who ran mad on the road in broad daylight (photos)

Author: Adunni Amodeni


The pictures of a young and pretty lady has gone viral on the internet as she was seen walking ‘without her clothes’ on the main road, as people stared at her.

According to the video which was made available on Facebook by, Lizzy Solos, the was seen talking to herself as she on the road without her clothes, as her hair was neatly packed and she was seen carrying a pink handbag as well.

A Good Samaritan decided to show love to her, so he walked up to the young lady, as he wrapped a cloth around her to cover her ‘bare skin’.

This did not happen in Nigeria tho!

It is well o!







Source: https://gossip.naij.com/1091197-caring-man-covers-pretty-lady-ran-mad-road-broad-daylight-photos.html?rs=r1

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day time madness. na wa o

Pity. Mental illnesses and how distressing it could be.

This reminds me of a certain incident when I was in high school. It was the 90s, the height of the hip hop era, when oversized shirts that goes down to your knees and baggy trousers was the fashion trend.

One late afternoon, and I was hanging around with friends two streets away from mine. There was a mild commotion, and people were pointing at something behind me.
I turned around to see what it was, and I froze! Not more than ten feet behind me, this lady was walking slowly towards us...and she was totally nude. I'd say she was in her 20s then. The animated chatter among my friends and I ceased as she stopped right there in front of me. I was so scared, I couldn't move. She was just an arm length away from me.

I just stood there, and we were starring at each other. Then, I didn't know what came over me. I just unbottoned my oversized "lumberjack" shirt and draped it over the lady. I covered her up and tried to button up the shirt front.
She muttered something that could have been a thank you, and slowly continued her walk to whatever destination she had in mind. All this time, my heart was pounding so fiercely. I was still tongue tied as my friends made fun of me much later about the whole thing. I was nicknamed "oko Iya were" (husband of a mad woman)

Thank goodness my parents were not home when I walked my bare and skinny upper body home, to get another shirt to wear.

anonymuz:
day time madness. na wa o

Life is filled with so many things and it can give you anything.
Enjoy it and do good while you still have it.


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Dressing her up I think

THE GOOD SAMARITAN.

makdcash:

does this look like a laughing stuff

lol.. mhen can be pervs ehn

Flexherbal:


This did not happen tho!

No wonder

stinggy:

No wonder

The report says that it did not happen in Nigeria.

whirlwind7:
Pity. Mental illnesses and how distressing it could be.

This reminds me of a certain incident when I was in high school. It was the 90s, the height of the hip hop era, when oversized shirts that goes down to your knees and baggy trousers was the fashion trend.

One late afternoon, and I was hanging around with friends two streets away from mine. There was a mild commotion, and people were pointing at something behind me.
I turned around to see what it was, and I froze! Not more than ten feet behind me, this lady was walking slowly towards us...and she was totally nude. I'd say she was in her 20s then. The animated chatter among my friends and I ceased as she stopped right there in front of me. I was so scared, I couldn't move. She was just an arm length away from me.

I just stood there, and we were starring at each other. Then, I didn't know what came over me. I just unbottoned my oversized "lumberjack" shirt and draped it over the lady. I covered her up and tried to button up the shirt front.
She muttered something that could have been a thank you, and slowly continued her walk to whatever destination she had in mind. All this time, my heart was pounding so fiercely. I was still tongue tied as my friends made fun of me much later about the whole thing. I was nicknamed "oko Iya were" (husband of a mad woman)

Thank goodness my parents were not home when I walked my bare and skinny upper body home, to get another shirt to wear.

Wow...


Your a real peach...
I hope today if you find ursef in the same situation, you ll enact such passion, instead of grabbing ur phone n getting one for youtube.

Sincerely the man is a good man. as for me i might want to help her, but i wont because my dipole antenna is very sensitive to unsually supurious signals
just imagine that i get an atention and atention of the public trying to be a good samaritan...perverted me

crotonite:
Sincerely the man is a good man. as for me i might want to help her, but i wont because my dipole antenna is very sensitive to unsually supurious signals
just imagine that i get an atention and atention of the public trying to be a good samaritan...perverted me

Nothing here should arouse you. The pitiable condition of the lady will make your manhood to momentarily forget how it functions.

But it doesn't remove the madness and op there should be a before (unclad) for more emphasis

Lekwanu isi-mgaka nke ututu!.....chaii!

I just hope she gets a better treatment(or taken to a psycho ward).....

Kondomatic:
Nothing here should arouse you. The pitiable condition of the lady will make your manhood to momentarily forget how it functions.

True.

whirlwind7:
Pity. Mental illnesses and how distressing it could be.

This reminds me of a certain incident when I was in high school. It was the 90s, the height of the hip hop era, when oversized shirts that goes down to your knees and baggy trousers was the fashion trend.

One late afternoon, and I was hanging around with friends two streets away from mine. There was a mild commotion, and people were pointing at something behind me.
I turned around to see what it was, and I froze! Not more than ten feet behind me, this lady was walking slowly towards us...and she was totally nude. I'd say she was in her 20s then. The animated chatter among my friends and I ceased as she stopped right there in front of me. I was so scared, I couldn't move. She was just an arm length away from me.

I just stood there, and we were starring at each other. Then, I didn't know what came over me. I just unbottoned my oversized "lumberjack" shirt and draped it over the lady. I covered her up and tried to button up the shirt front.
She muttered something that could have been a thank you, and slowly continued her walk to whatever destination she had in mind. All this time, my heart was pounding so fiercely. I was still tongue tied as my friends made fun of me much later about the whole thing. I was nicknamed "oko Iya were" (husband of a mad woman)

Thank goodness my parents were not home when I walked my bare and skinny upper body home, to get another shirt to wear.

you are the definition of a selfless samaritan. Don't mind those frds of urs. Greater will be ur reward

crotonite:
Sincerely the man is a good man. as for me i might want to help her, but i wont because my dipole antenna is very sensitive to unsually supurious signals
just imagine that i get an atention and atention of the public trying to be a good samaritan...perverted me

Oga, how can u get attention in that situation na
If your antenna leadth u to sin, cut hit hoff

if na nigeria e happen the guys for busy dey snap and dey do selfies wit her.kudos to the gentleman.

naija man will prefer to take photographs and commit lookery.

whirlwind7:
Pity. Mental illnesses and how distressing it could be.

This reminds me of a certain incident when I was in high school. It was the 90s, the height of the hip hop era, when oversized shirts that goes down to your knees and baggy trousers was the fashion trend.

One late afternoon, and I was hanging around with friends two streets away from mine. There was a mild commotion, and people were pointing at something behind me.
I turned around to see what it was, and I froze! Not more than ten feet behind me, this lady was walking slowly towards us...and she was totally nude. I'd say she was in her 20s then. The animated chatter among my friends and I ceased as she stopped right there in front of me. I was so scared, I couldn't move. She was just an arm length away from me.

I just stood there, and we were starring at each other. Then, I didn't know what came over me. I just unbottoned my oversized "lumberjack" shirt and draped it over the lady. I covered her up and tried to button up the shirt front.
She muttered something that could have been a thank you, and slowly continued her walk to whatever destination she had in mind. All this time, my heart was pounding so fiercely. I was still tongue tied as my friends made fun of me much later about the whole thing. I was nicknamed "oko Iya were" (husband of a mad woman)

Thank goodness my parents were not home when I walked my bare and skinny upper body home, to get another shirt to wear.

God bless you.

pomide:
lol.. mhen can be pervs ehn

you're the one that is actually thinking like a perv can't you see that he covered her and you're here saying mhen can be pervs

were titun (fresh madness)

movie set

shey d man carry wrapper commot frm house ni

lefulefu:
if na nigeria e happen the guys for busy dey snap and dey do selfies wit her.kudos to the gentleman.

We need a change of mind set in this country.

Flexherbal:


We need a change of mind set in this country.

true

LegendaryArnold:
But it doesn't remove the madness and op there should be a before (unclad) for more emphasis

Boss, it was copied directly from naij.com.
We are not allowed to edit.

airmirthd1:
THE GOOD SAMARITAN.

A very good one!

Meanwhile dey say men are wicked