According to Barrister Ngozi Onwuka, she entered one chance syndicate's bus in Lagos, and almost got trapped in their tricks. See how she recounted her experience below..

" I ve been hearing about one chance people in lagos but it always sounded like a tale to me till today when i experienced it first hand. Thank God for saving me from their hands. That was how i was going to work today and one private car stopped to pick people going to CMS. Ordinarily i wouldnt have entered the private car because i ve heard stories about how they kidnap innocent passengers or rob them of their properties. I didnt want to enter the car initially till the driver, an elderly man spoke Igbo to me saying "Nne bia banye nu moto ka anyi pua". As our journey started, the driver and the woman sitting beside me started arguing about her bag in the booth which contained thousands of naira and dollars. This argument lasted for a while and the other two passengers in the car joined in their conversation. All the while i was half asleep till i overheard them talking about driving to a particular place to share the money. Then i opened my eyes and asked them to stop the car at once. The driver tried to persuade me to follow them to where they will share the money,but i insisted on coming down from the car and wanted to shout for help. The driver then pulled over and asked me to go down. Before my leg could touch the ground, they ve already zoomed off!"

http://www.xperiang.com/2017/05/nigerian-barrister-shares-her.html?m=1

One experience too many

Its quite bad, really..

Eduway038:
One experience too many

Na even your people.

You for just use language talk to them.

Old school format

You get luck oo

Confirmed. Na your people dey do am

Na WE WE thing dem do for you.... The Biafrans.... E no new.

Very terrible experience, my uncle had to open the door forcefully and fly out of the moving vehicle. He had dislocation and bruises.