₦airaland Forum

kingthreat:
Lagos state government knows and is using the Okada ban to chase them out. Please let us support the okada ban. Last time there was a raid by taskforce against these aboki okadas, these urchins in their numbers came out and even killed a police DPO. Sanwo-Olu is much of a coward if you ask me.

Tomek09:
We have many Aboki bikemen in Anambra but immediately government banned Okada in Onitsha and Awka in 2015, they complied immediately. Some of them switched to tricycle(Keke). Others changed to shoe, clothes, grains and onion business. To me, Lagos really gave them hand. Aboki no dey like peaceful protocol oooo. U better do it the hard way or watch them torment innocent people everyday.

paparazi232:
Not nice thou something similar happened to my friend in Kano State.
getting back to school , the Keke driver that took him to park to get a bus to school, took Another passenger like as usual, all of a sudden the passenger removed a long machete and told my friend to remove all what he got, my friend was shocked he was like please, before even pleading the guy was already angry , he collected my friend phone and his school fees , my friend told me he ran out of fear leaving his bag with original certificate inside his clothes bags in the Keke ,,
really COLD OUTSIDE

kingthreat:
Exactly. They don't fear police. They believe with their numbers they can overpower anyone. Those guys need to be taught a lesson. Brutal violence is the only language they can understand. They are a breeding problem.

UnabashedIPOB:
Just put the mother 4ucker in a choke hold from the back and watch him pass out like a lizard!

waploger:
If you live in Lagos and you ply through Mile2-Okoko regularly, read through this info!

This is Alakija bridge (coming from mile2).

The top of this bridge has now become a robbery point for aboki bike riders (NOT ALL OF THEM) .

This is the trick... Ones you board their bike from mile2 or wherever mainly at night. They will pretend as if they want to take the normal lane(green mark) and on approaching the demarcation between the ground lane and the bridge, they will swerve on to the bridge where their other gang members are standing waiting for victims. So they will immediately descend on you with different types of weapons and dispossess you of all your valuables.

How do I know..
1.They robbed my neighbor of his phone and other valuables December 15th and January 12th.

2. A friend also told me about his experience but he was lucky enough to have jumped off the bike without being injured.

3. We have heard different stories from victims.

Be vigilant folks.

francisisking:
even samsung and tecno sef.. I wonder oh.

nams77:
Choke hold while he is driving the bike? I'm not sure you analyzed it correctly. What if he falls with this bike and you on it

Highman1900:
are they not phone?

Highman1900:
When will LG will start paying attention to this Aboki self, they are everywhere in Lagos, i was a victim at ijegun but God save me.

waploger:
If you live in Lagos and you ply through Mile2-Okoko regularly, read through this info!

This is Alakija bridge (coming from mile2).

The top of this bridge has now become a robbery point for aboki bike riders (NOT ALL OF THEM) .

This is the trick... Ones you board their bike from mile2 or wherever mainly at night. They will pretend as if they want to take the normal lane(green mark) and on approaching the demarcation between the ground lane and the bridge, they will swerve on to the bridge where their other gang members are standing waiting for victims. So they will immediately descend on you with different types of weapons and dispossess you of all your valuables.

How do I know..
1.They robbed my neighbor of his phone and other valuables December 15th and January 12th.

2. A friend also told me about his experience but he was lucky enough to have jumped off the bike without being injured.

3. We have heard different stories from victims.

Be vigilant folks.