Journalist cries out after petrol she dropped for security woman at UI gate disappeared (VIDEO)

A female journalist has expressed grievance after her petrol she kept with a security woman manning gate of University of Ibadan disappeared. According to the disgruntled journalist, she asked the security woman at the second gate of the university if she could leave her petrol at the gate to avoid fire incidents, and the security woman gave permission.

However, when she returned to where she left the fuel, it had disappeared. While reacting, she said the security woman suggested it may have been stolen, but refused to provide contact information of the cleaners who suspected to have stolen it or show footage from the CCTV cameras.

The journalist became angry and recorded the conversation, mentioning they are a journalist. Another security woman offered to contribute money to compensate for the lost fuel, but the journalist pointed out that theives also took the keg. The journalist attempted to report the incident to an engineer, but the first security woman called and persuaded her not to go, eventually she was given an empty keg and she left without her petrol with suspected foul play.

Read her Facebook post in link below with video ...

https://spectatorsng.com/journalist-cries-out-after-petrol-she-dropped-for-security-woman-at-ui-gate-disappeared-video/

Our justice system will interpret it that fuel evaporated since the container has been returned.

So, there are thieves in Ibadan?

Dog has devoured the bone hung on the neck.

When security guard can't safeguard and protect, who do will run to then.

If they can steal rice from a moving vehicle, what else will be safe in that region.

This is disturbing and I really wish she took it up as far as the CSO...UI has a security system that works