When they've been stopped from checking Covid 19 certificate which happened to be their may way of extorting people. Now they choose stealing people's belonging. Shame!

uvie66:
....MSc....asin ?

As in Maxwell Schuller

rickleye:
STOP PRESS !!
I know someone who had been away for 15 years and just returned this year. His bag was supposedly tampered with ( It had arrived in an earlier flight ). The plastic wrap was removed -however on closer inspection, there was a note from the American law enforcement that they had opened it, checked it and removed NOTHING.

I am saying this to say, It isnt the norm.

That said - YOUR BAG isn't worth 400 Euros. Maximum 60 euros. If you purchased a bag for 400 euros - you have been taken to the cleaners.
A set isnt worth 400 Euros so lets stop with the lies.

Yes, TSA do open bags. For regular travelers there is a lock you can use. All they have to do is open the lock and check if they suspect anything. All your belongings will definitely be intact.

An average Nigerian is a thief. Know this and know peace

Those airport thieves.. Nigerian immigration services, Na Satan go punish them. I still remember what those children of Satan did to me

Jennyclay:
Nigerians are thieves. An average Nigerian is naturally wicked and criminal minded with a get rich quick syndrome by any means, even if it takes them to steal and kill.

Please speak for yourself and your family, don't drag us into your mess

Another Report Has this to say on the world's worst Airports for baggage theft and loss:


Top 5 Airports Where Baggage Is "Lost" Or Delayed

Olga Brighton

Travel Information

As wonderful as travel is, if you were to ask people what they considered to be the worst part about travelling and seeing our wonderful planet, nine times out of ten they’d say it was the journey, or rather, airports and flying. This is one reason why travel insurance can be so useful, because lost luggage can be a nightmare, but it’s a bit easier to deal with if you know you can claim for it.

While some airports are fantastic, others have a less than stellar reputation when it comes to lost or delayed baggage. Here’s a look at the top airports in the world where baggage is lost or delayed.

Gatwick Airport, London

It’s sad but true that Gatwick features on the list. London is one of the most culturally diverse and popular cities in the world, but unfortunately for those of you looking to jet in, or jet off abroad via Gatwick, it’s considered one of the worst airports in the world when it comes to lost and delayed baggage. While improvements are being made, by reading online reviews you can tell what an issue delayed baggage at Gatwick Airport really is. Whether it’s sheer weight of traffic, a lack of manpower, lack of care or a combination of the lot, if you are planning on flying via Gatwick Airport, be wary that you may be at greater risk of losing your luggage or having a long wait for it. It always helps if you check that the correct destination airport tag has been placed on your checked-in luggage, as this can account for it going astray.

Islamabad Benazir Bhutto International Airport, Pakistan

Up next on our list we have an airport that is not only considered far from perfect for when it comes to lost, delayed, or even stolen luggage, but an airport considered to be one of the worst in the world. Islamabad Benazir Bhutto International Airport, Pakistan is expanding its customer base by around 14% each year. Surely then, this increased footfall would help the airport to make some much-needed improvements? Sadly it doesn’t seem like it. The current airport is simply too small, and just cannot cope with the 5 million plus passengers it sees each year. Because of this, you are virtually guaranteed a delay when the time comes to collect your baggage. And that’s if you are fortunate enough to collect it at all. Amongst the airport’s many problems, lost and delayed baggage is high on the list.

Juba International Airport, South Sudan

While South Sudan isn’t the most obvious destination for holidaymakers and tourists, it is very popular when it comes to travellers and aid-workers. Juba International however, is one of those airports that words cannot do justice for describing just how bad the environment is. It’s considered one of the worst airports in the world for a few reasons. Rather than the typical airport terminals you might expect, Juba International uses tents instead, and including parts where the roofing doesn’t fully shield you from the elements. Floors are rotten in parts, the walls are crumbling, and in all honesty, it’s surprising how this airport is still in operation. Needless to say, with conditions as they are in Juba International Airport, it’s not surprising that looking after your luggage may not be the number one priority. So our advice would be that if you do need to travel through Juba International, pack very light, leave your valuables at home and don’t take anything you aren’t prepared to lose.

Santorini (Thira) International Airport, Greece

Greece and the Greek Islands, despite its well-documented political and economic struggles over the last decade or so, remains a firm favourite for tourists and holidaymakers from all over the world. With its wonderful climate, friendly locals, breath taking scenery and delicious cuisine, we can see why. The Island of Santorini is no exception. Unfortunately, one of things that lets it down is Santorini Thira International Airport. The main compliant is that the airport is simply too small to cope with the tidal wave of holidaymakers that descend every summer. Many reviews speak of prolonged waits, often stretching outside the airport in the punishing summer sun waiting to collect luggage. When you do eventually make your way to the luggage carousel, you can look forward to being greeted by absolute chaos. Delayed luggage is virtually guaranteed, and lost luggage is not uncommon either.

London, Luton International Airport


Another ‘London’ airport. The main reason for the delays in luggage is down to the fact that recently the airport underwent some much-needed renovations, which slowed absolutely everything down. While there are no huge issues with lost luggage, it does still occur here, and delayed luggage is sadly very possible.

That brings our look at some of the worst airports for lost and delayed luggage to a close. The best advice we can give here is to sort your travel insurance out nice and early, pack light, and don’t pack anything you would be devastated to lose.

I think this must be investigated, for a very long time I don't lock my bag again and nothing ever missed.

Jennyclay:
Nigerians are thieves. An average Nigerian is naturally wicked and criminal minded with a get rich quick syndrome by any means, even if it takes them to steal and kill.

They called me unpatriotic and a fellow that enjoys speaking ill of his country but the truth remains that the average Nigerian is wicked naturally.

Luggage sometimes get damaged from abroad , everything no be naija and in such cases u hVe to hold the airline accountable ,most Nigerians don't know there right we are only good at lamenting , I had similar case with KLM , notice the wheel of my Luggage was broken , na oyinbo wey I seat with tell me to contact the airline via app ,I did and I got back double amount I got the Luggage withing 4 working days ...I was paid 300 euro for a bag of 150 euros ...

My friend go and buy a good bag and stop worrying us with this nonsense

While I personally don't know of or ever heard of anyone who has had baggage stolen at any Nigeria airports, baggage theft is actually rife in America. JFk airports and O'Hara Internal Airport Chicago reputedly top the list of US airport notorious for missing peoples luggages.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rrKOI2I1P4



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZgFCQmx4LE

We need a fingerprints lock luggages... It's the bestWe need a fingerprints lock luggages... It's the best...

Reference:


Really, so what is the better way out.... to keep silent while crime thrives.....or to send private warning messages amongst ourselves.... in order to 'protect Nigeria's image'.....

And what makes you think citizens of other nations do not complain about problems they have.... after all how did you know these things happened there as well....

Funny man.

I know it happens in America because I live there. I’m not telling you to keep silent. File a complaint with the airport in Nigeria. You will never see an American or a Chinese drag their countries in the mud for isolated incidents.

400 for that box? You're lucky the didn't steal it

YorubaMod:
Welcome to the Zoo ,
This is where the righteous perish on the streets, while some crooked criminals get recruited into public offices just because of connections..

You're very lucky you didn't lose the whole luggage, Kpele

Coming from inyamuri lol. A certified animal

Anybody processin visa wil get his request decline, we go suffer 2geda 4 niger...welcome home nigs

pinkasso:
You can't carry perfumes in your hand luggage,..nah this one be the new style nah?, ..nah so them bugle korah bag too ..thieves,call them what they are

That's true but I'm not talking of perfume

Bantu10:
I can bet tinubu wrinkled balls that those airport staff who did this are APC and tinubu supporters.

They re always known for evil and wickedness

Is this madness generational inherited or self inflicted?

kamalbob:


Coming from inyamuri lol. A certified animal

Like ur useless father

FOOTSOLDIER1:
Tinilubu is a bastard and he bleeps Governor sanwo olu in the anus

Caveatemptor:
Always nylon wrap your bags before travelling out or returning to Nigeria. It costs between 2,000 Naira to 5000 Naira.
When your zipper on your bag is completely exposed they only need a bic pen to breach your bag. Nylon wrapping scares the criminals away because it will take them time to cut through the nylon and time is something they don't have.

But he did yet it was still tampered.

CaptainFM1:
Government should do something about this please.

Which govt?

rickleye:
STOP PRESS !!
I know someone who had been away for 15 years and just returned this year. His bag was supposedly tampered with ( It had arrived in an earlier flight ). The plastic wrap was removed -however on closer inspection, there was a note from the American law enforcement that they had opened it, checked it and removed NOTHING.

I am saying this to say, It isnt the norm.

That said - YOUR BAG isn't worth 400 Euros. Maximum 60 euros. If you purchased a bag for 400 euros - you have been taken to the cleaners.
A set isnt worth 400 Euros so lets stop with the lies.

You are 100% right especially as he mentioned perfumes. I was going to tell him the same thing but saw your comment first.

It has happened to me and we locked the bags (which is not recommended) and authorities had to cut it in order to inspect the perfumes.

I am happy to blame our country just like the next guy but almost certain that it was not Nigerian Airport folks in this case.

Jennyclay:
Nigerians are thieves. An average Nigerian is naturally wicked and criminal minded with a get rich quick syndrome by any means, even if it takes them to steal and kill.

Idiot point of correction...There are thieves in every race, religion. Don't bring your stupidity to generalize that Nigerians are thieves. I am not a thief and I am Nigerian. Fool

Jennyclay:
Nigerians are thieves. An average Nigerian is naturally wicked and criminal minded with a get rich quick syndrome by any means, even if it takes them to steal and kill.

And that includes you

Jennyclay:
Nigerians are thieves. An average Nigerian is naturally wicked and criminal minded with a get rich quick syndrome by any means, even if it takes them to steal and kill.

Tho it's wrong but many airport staff are poorly paid.

Forget about their dressing.

If he didn't wrap it now, we would have said he was not careful enough. the idiots on this thread blaming him for not being careful enough have obviously never returned to Nigeria from anywhere and they don't understand how baggage handling works.

You don't see your bag until it comes to the carousel. Between unloading from the airplane and sending it for baggage claim, several airport staff have unfettered access to your bags and belongings.

I will go out on a limb and say that perhaps the wrap attracted them in the first place. Nigerian people are just dishonest. very sad and annoying. If this can happen on a regular basis - what are the chances that they would not put something incriminating in your bag just to get you in trouble??

The people responsible for this are not different from robbers. Robbers with a job: rob returnees and visitors of their belongings.

Damn!

Jennyclay:
Nigerians are thieves. An average Nigerian is naturally wicked and criminal minded with a get rich quick syndrome by any means, even if it takes them to steal and kill.

Bitter truth

Omo you need to treat airport staff like agbero. Stop carrying expensive things in your luggage.

Caveatemptor:
Always nylon wrap your bags before travelling out or returning to Nigeria. It costs between 2,000 Naira to 5000 Naira.
When your zipper on your bag is completely exposed they only need a bic pen to breach your bag. Nylon wrapping scares the criminals away because it will take them time to cut through the nylon and time is something they don't have.

Do you have a picture of what it looks like?

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