Dinocarex:
Sorry dearie. Its a sad thing to hear of such incidence.
But na wa oo

Breadmaker:
The woman you want to give the money is so unfortunate.

MotherConfesor:


Its just a bad timing for her....

Breadmaker:
Yea. Very unfortunate.
*views dp*

Jesu!!!!!!!

You're dam beautiful.

But wait.

Those breasts on your chest, are they yours?

MotherConfesor:


SMH... Where u starved of breast as a child

Breadmaker:
Lolest.


Answer my question biko

MotherConfesor:

Is there a missing breast you are looking for


Biko leave me this morning oh!! lol

VaginaTerrorist:
What a man can do, a woman can do best since 1800 Bc! Sorry o, And keep your eyes wide open, you will get them, on that same route. Since they went away with your phone, pls go and report to CID of NPF. They have the equipment to trace that phone. By so doing you'l be helping others. Sorry gal.

tobimillar:


Are you o.k? Which NPF? She will document the case for 10k and buy fuel for police van for another 10k. She should just move on and learn the vital lesson of being observant

MotherConfesor:


SMH... Where u starved of breast as a child

adedayoadedeji:

Na wa for this guy o. u just make me go look boobs for this Sunday afternoon.

u no lie sha.

MotherConfesor:
Hello Nairalanders.
Please this happened to me yesterday and I wish to share to enable others pay special attention to the buses they enter and watch to avoid being robbed.

I just got paid yesterday, and I had to make withdrawals via ATM at Zenith Bank, Obanikoro.
I needed this money (80k) urgently to give a friend from Akure who has been begging me for assistance cos her mum is sick. She promised to pay back anyway. She was in my house waiting while I just closed from work so needed to make withdrawals before going home to meet her.

After making the withdrawals, I crossed over the bridge with the money in my purse. I entered a bus going towards Ojota, but wasn't careful enough to study the people in it. This was almost 7pm
I noticed they were adjusting and didn't want me to stay by the edge.
The driver and one guy at the front, two guys at d middle seat, and the conductor and one woman at the seat behind d drivers seat

I didn't wanna go back so I sat at d seat behind the driver. The conductor kept insisting that I shift inside when we were just three on that role..

Due to the anxiety of wanting to get home on time, I didn't pay attention to the environment.

I noticed the bus was moving very slowly and we were all shouting at the driver to move fast and he will reply that the bus is jerking it's not his fault. The conductor later asked for money which everyone gave him.
I opened my purse and brought out #500, before I looked up to give the conductor, the woman beside me held my purse and her hand was on my lap pointing a gun at me. This was around Anthony and the bus has slowed down.
The conductor said I shouldn't talk else I'll be shot.
The lady (can't forget her face) took my purse and my phone, my atm, id cards and passport, asked me for my necklace and ear rings.
She then took out #500 from the purse and gave me for transport.

I came down, and the same bus the driver claimed to be faulty zoomed of.

Please Lagosians be careful. Pay attention to the buses you enter. watch their movements especially ladies.
This is my first experience since relocating to Lagos in Feb this year. I've heard lots of stories about Lagos but didn't know I would be a victim.

Help Share my story for Hardworking Ladies out there to be careful, so your one full month of labour shouldn't be in vain.

MotherConfesor:
Hello Nairalanders.
Please this happened to me yesterday and I wish to share to enable others pay special attention to the buses they enter and watch to avoid being robbed.

I just got paid yesterday, and I had to make withdrawals via ATM at Zenith Bank, Obanikoro.
I needed this money (80k) urgently to give a friend from Akure who has been begging me for assistance cos her mum is sick. She promised to pay back anyway. She was in my house waiting while I just closed from work so needed to make withdrawals before going home to meet her.

After making the withdrawals, I crossed over the bridge with the money in my purse. I entered a bus going towards Ojota, but wasn't careful enough to study the people in it. This was almost 7pm
I noticed they were adjusting and didn't want me to stay by the edge.
The driver and one guy at the front, two guys at d middle seat, and the conductor and one woman at the seat behind d drivers seat

I didn't wanna go back so I sat at d seat behind the driver. The conductor kept insisting that I shift inside when we were just three on that role..

Due to the anxiety of wanting to get home on time, I didn't pay attention to the environment.

I noticed the bus was moving very slowly and we were all shouting at the driver to move fast and he will reply that the bus is jerking it's not his fault. The conductor later asked for money which everyone gave him.
I opened my purse and brought out #500, before I looked up to give the conductor, the woman beside me held my purse and her hand was on my lap pointing a gun at me. This was around Anthony and the bus has slowed down.
The conductor said I shouldn't talk else I'll be shot.
The lady (can't forget her face) took my purse and my phone, my atm, id cards and passport, asked me for my necklace and ear rings.
She then took out #500 from the purse and gave me for transport.

I came down, and the same bus the driver claimed to be faulty zoomed of.

Please Lagosians be careful. Pay attention to the buses you enter. watch their movements especially ladies.
This is my first experience since relocating to Lagos in Feb this year. I've heard lots of stories about Lagos but didn't know I would be a victim.

Help Share my story for Hardworking Ladies out there to be careful, so your one full month of labour shouldn't be in vain.

Mintayo:

I am sorry, but this is your fault. That's just the truth. This is not actually about lagos as it is. It's too risky anywhere in Nigeria moving about with such amount, too risky.
Why not transfer the money through you bank or even at the atm? Instead of carrying such amount? Please next time, transfer with your phone or just do that at atm.
This may sound unbelievable to you, some of these thieves do use jazz, to know a "potential victim".
I just moved to lagos too, and I hardly went out with much cash and my atm. Too many stories that touches biko.

MotherConfesor:


Thanks alot... Lessons has been learnt albeit the had way

funmind:

Birds of a feather

arimahoseloka:
Eh ya. Such a pity what this country has turned to. So sorry for your loss.

Mintayo:

Yes. I hope your friend has found a way around things.

MotherConfesor:

Is there a missing breast you are looking for


Biko leave me this morning oh!! lol