Maverick777:

how did you come about your 2nd point?
did you see he come from a car or you just saw a key(which could be any key)??
I think you're just trying to make the issue seem less derogatory.
Because, I don't want to believe you're this gullible..

do you not know that the first thing a smart thief tries to do is, LOOK SOPHISTICATED in other to divert attention??

Before I go further, did you watch the video?

Secondly, I know a worker from where the incident happened. She's not a first-time thief! It's a usual thing with her. And yes, she's not broke.

UyaiIncomparabl:


Before I go further, did you watch the video?

Secondly, I know a worker from where the incident happened. She's not a first-time thief! It's a usual thing with her. And yes, she's not broke.

Yes, I watched the video.
If you say you know someone from the shop, then its ok(after all you shouldn't have any reason to lie....). That should've been your reply to my first question anyway..
Just to be sure you were not trying to second guess the situation by virtue of appearance.
65% of Nigerians don't look like what they really are.

Cheers.

Maverick777:

Yes, I watched the video.
If you say you know someone from the shop, then its ok(after all you shouldn't have any reason to lie....). That should've been your reply to my first question anyway..
Just to be sure you were not trying to second guess the situation by virtue of appearance.
65% of Nigerians don't look like what they really are.

Cheers.

Yes, I do. This isn't even the full video. There's a continuation of the video where the woman was questioned and all.

About the part of 65% of Nigerians not looking what they are, I agree with you. However, it would interest you to know that not everyone that steals is broke. Kleptomaniacs exist. They have no use for what they steal/have stolen, but they do it anyway. Let's say thanks to fake life and public oppression.

UyaiIncomparabl:


Yes, I do. This isn't even the full video. There's a continuation of the video where the woman was questioned and all.

About the part of 65% of Nigerians not looking what they are, I agree with you. However, it would interest you to know that not everyone that steals is broke. Kleptomaniacs exist. They have no use for what they steal/have stolen, but they do it anyway. Let's say thanks to fake life and public oppression.

For your info ma'am, amongst 100 thieves in Nigeria only 3 are kleptos..
its a disorder and very rare here in Nigeria
don't mistake a kleptomaniac for someone who actually steals to satisfy 'wants' and not 'needs'..
kleptos don't even know when they steal and can't resist the urge when it comes.

Maverick777:

For your info ma'am, amongst 100 thieves in Nigeria only 3 are kleptos..
its a disorder and very rare here in Nigeria
don't mistake a kleptomaniac for someone who actually steals to satisfy 'wants' and not 'needs'..
kleptos don't even know when they steal and can't resist the urge when it comes.

I agree with you all the same. It's fine.

UyaiIncomparabl:
She must be a "kleptomaniac". She can afford them but can't help steal them. I commend those people there for not brutalizing her nor tearing her clothes, as typical Nigerians would do.

its�because she's a lady