pimpchi:
So to what end is this your ethnically biased story? Na mumu dey worry you.

Tinubutoto:
I have being hearing so much stories about the Igbos but I never took them serious until one of them I helped rendered me helpless. I got my accommodation through him and we became so close that people felt we are brothers. His name is Chiebuka Akabusi, from Imo State.

The story of how I met him goes like this.I was posted to Akwa Ibom and house here is extremely expensive. I rented a self contain for 175, 000 and I went to his shop to buy cotton and pillow. I was with a friend and we were lamenting about how expensive self contain in Uyo could be. While we were lamenting about that, this ungrateful fellow interjected and told us there is a more affordable one just opposite his shop. He took me to the land lady, it was for a paltry sum of 120, 000 so I agreed to rent it. I went back to the land lord for the earlier one I rented and the good Ibibio man refunded the money.
After two months, this Chiebuka Akabusi guy and myself became friends for the fact that I was new in town. I passed on most of my cloths to him because he was looking so tattered. At a time he came to me, telling me he had accommodation problem. I asked him what he is going to do? He said he will rent another one but his money is not complete yet; I asked him to come and stay with me until he is able to get the complete money.
We became so closed along the line that I saw him as my brother. Last week Friday, I was meant to travel to Bayelsa for a marriage and I gave him the key to my house. I did that because I was compassionate about his plight that if I should locked my door, he will habeas no where to sleep. On Sunday 12th June, 2016, I called him and said I was on my way. When I got home, I discovered that he wasn't in the house, I called him asking for my key. He asked me to check a place that the key is there, I collected the key from where he kept it. Guess what happened, I opened my house and the first place I looked was where my laptop is usually placed. It wasn't there and I felt he has gone out to charge it since there was no light. I entered the kitchen and met my kitchen so unkempt. At this point I was so infuriated, I entered the bathroom and not even his sponge was there. I looked for his bag but to no avail and I told myself the worst has happened. I opened my wardrobe and half of my cloths are gone including shoes, shirts, singlets, trousers, laptop, certificates etc. The ungrateful fellow went away with my toiletries, belt and what have you.
Thereafter, I tried his number but none was going. I asked myself, what have you done to yourself but no one was there to answered me. I called his brother in law but I was told to stop calling that, he is not Chiebuka's parents. I became so confused that I had so many answers running through my mind. One of them was to go diabolical and make this ungrateful boy's life miserable. Another is to go to the extent of taking his life.
Thirdly, to wipe out his family via diabolical means

mightyhazell:
Dats the reason I prefer to help ppl from afar! Op u cud av just given him wot u can afford without taking him in. Moreover u don't knw him fom adam.

Be careful next time,..plus the way u wrote 'igbo guy' leaves a lot 2 be desired. U cud av just said,..a guy u met. His tribe,(which is by the way my tribe) didt cause him 2 be a ccriminal(that is,assuming all u said is true sha).

I'l suggest u go lay complaint in the nearest police!

pimpchi:
So to what end is this your ethnically biased story? Na mumu dey worry you.

pimpchi:
So to what end is this your ethnically biased story? Na mumu dey worry you.

rheether:
Lwkmd Juju man.

Tinubutoto:

U r laughing out loud at your co nairalander for the mishap against him instead of you to console with me

Tinubutoto:

I have edited the heading, trust u r ok now. I never did that to upset your shallow and abusive mindset

Tinubutoto:

I need your advise, kapish.

dimieprincess:
Take heart my dear, that is why I hate an average Igbo man. So cunning and ungrateful

pimpchi:

Seriously, u ar very stupid. To even think that you ar a graduate who should know better ways to convey ur message without having an ethnic bashing undertone. Let it get into ur thick head, crime knows no race, no border, no ethnic, no gender. It could be anybody, just anybody. U must be one of those oily soup people. Peace!

Ndjones:
This story is rubbish. It was just cooked up only to degrade the good igbo people. How can an igbo man who has a shop come and ask you for him to stay in your house? A typical igbo man I know will prefer to make his shop his home if he doesn't have money to rent a house. OK after he ran with your tokunbo laptop, he also closed his shop too. You are a bloody yoloba liar

pimpchi:

Seriously, u ar very stupid. To even think that you ar a graduate who should know better ways to convey ur message without having an ethnic bashing undertone. Let it get into ur thick head, crime knows no race, no border, no ethnic, no gender. It could be anybody, just anybody. U must be one of those oily soup people. Peace!

dimieprincess:

u guys 're so pathetic. someone gave u a detailed story yet u r calling for his head. Have u know brain to read?

overall90:


you are the pathetic one here.
does this story make sense to you that a man who owns and runs a shop will just pack and live town because of used laptop and some other rubbish.
tell me what a bloody otondo corper has in his one room that will make a business man abandon his business and run away.
you said the story is detailed, aren't some fictional stories and script more detailed than actual events?

dimieprincess:

u guys 're so pathetic. someone gave u a detailed story yet u r calling for his head. Have u know brain to read?