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Saturday, July 20, 2024

Filmmaker Chinney Love Narrates How She Was Robbed In Broad Daylight..

 


23 comments:

Iya Nimi said...

It is well. You could have handed jim #200 or played nice. Those touts are not nice. Sorry about your ordeal.

Rose said...

Those touts don't have joy at all. So sorry.

Rhapsody said...

Knowing how to change from fancy to street in this country is very important. Even in communication If you talk street way most times they reason with you and free you in this open places. Once you begin raise shoulder pad they'll use you shine.

Anonymous said...

A lot of Nigerians you are referring to are men abi? Gender that is built to fight and die abi?
You did nothing and they did nothing.
Sorry for the incidence.

TASTE BLISS CAKES AND PASTRIES said...

Those touts are not smiling,even if she gave him something he might still do what he did, I have seen where a lady wound down to give a begger some money and the guy immediately took her small phone and ran away, so I still don't blame Zlatan and his baby mama

GraceMade said...

What if she didn't have cash on her?

Fabulous Momma and Wify said...

Later somebody will be justifying why call them bad boys,are they actually good??

People dread being in traffic at night,now imagine this broad day light wickedness.

So sorry chinney.

Chika (Licious ) said...

So sorry ooo
Those Wicked and Heartless tout are not Smiling o
Nah sense you go use follow them ...
Pele dear....

Hello iya boys

Adunni said...

You're right Rhapsody, street smartness is good o but sometimes these 'alayes' not dey hear abeg o

ChardeyAlade said...

PeleπŸ€—πŸ€—

Apple of God's own eyes said...

Such a painful experience.
Sorry dear.😍

B J �� (Thread by Abi) said...

Yes
Street smartness is very important

Teacher Nk said...

Not in support of his actions but see sometimes jus make some MuMu sacrifices. #100 or #200 would have saved you that stress. πŸ‘ŒπŸ»

Golden said...

That's why they are called bad boys. They are just bad news

Flawless said...

Big time bad news!

Baruch said...

Eyaaa
Sorry oh
Sometimes these boys act like they gave you money to hold for them fa

Anonymous said...

Only few are real protectors and helpful to others needing help

Anonymous said...

Their entitlement to do whatever they like needs operation sweep

Anonymous said...

This! Whenever I’m in Nigeria, I switch completely. My dressing, my speech, my mannerisms change immediately, if not people will take advantage of you

Anonymous said...

Well, mirrors can be replaced and you are safe. I had a homeless person asked me for money some years ago and I really did not have any cash. I plainly told him that many ppl do not carry cash anymore because of technology, he bemoaned the system but understood. I am not going to blame her because I was not there and have no clue what the interaction was. However, just speak to these ppl like a human being, give them a piece of logic and it could help. Now, there is always the possibility for things to go left especially if the person is intoxicated or high on drugs.

Anonymous said...

No. That would encourage them to thre

Anonymous said...

πŸ‘πŸΎMy husband has specially made Ankara Buba & trousers (pants here) to blend anywhere when he travels to Naija. He shuts up since he has been here for about 4 decades & allows others to speak so he does t stand out. People are hungry & not to justify theft, we react differently to adversity. Some will never steal no matter what. Not everyone is like that. If the looters & the comfortable elites don’t do something & the poverty increases, they will find out that they will need more than their usual 1-2 police orderlies to move around Nigeria. They cannot live abroad, many have no clue how to EARN an honest income so they need πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬as much as you do hence their morbid fear of protests.

Anonymous said...

Almost 30 years ago while in traffic around Mobil gbagada towards 3rd Mainland, we were robbed at gunpoint, it started the series of events that led to us relocating as they tracked us home using information found in what they stole.

It’s like time stood still in πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬with the successive bad goverments. Still the same in 2024? SMH.