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Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by imagyne2002(m): 12:11pm On Jun 30, 2015
Nice!
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by CeceNene(f): 12:12pm On Jun 30, 2015
MojiDelano:
Robbery Scare In My House By Joseph Edgar

Early yesterday morning against my usual grain of thought, I decided to attend the area meeting. The ones communities hold during the environmental sanitation exercises. I had stopped attending mine, because of the usual lame discussions and banal attempt at showing off by people who used to have money, but are now struggling and at the same time refusing to eat the humble pie that comes with apparent poverty.

Well this time, the discussion was the rash of robberies and vandalisation that has been going on in the 'close'. I had been a major victim and indeed the most tormented in the whole area. I happen to rather unfortunately have five cars parked in my compound, so the label of 'rich' man follows me. Nobody seems to notice that three of the cars have seen better days and that the other two are official cars. All I get is different stares when I walk pass, appreciation in prices and being a soft target for burglary and vandalisation.

As usual, discussions went in circles and as always is the case, ethnicity came into play, religion also became a major topic and finally no concrete decision was reached as to how to curb these robberies. I left the place with the same impression I have always had, that it's their children and wards that carry out these nefarious activities, or how do you explain how my apartment which is just one out of six is the only one that gets burgled monthly. How do you explain the fact that during the burglaries only my bedroom is ransacked and broken into and also in my bedroom, only my wardrobe is picked out for special attention. Also, of all the ten cars parked in my house, only my five get vandalized and the others never get touched.

Well, with that mindset I go about my activities during the day and get home late as usual. As I enter the house, I bolt the doors and switch off the lights and begin scanning the net in preparation for my journey into solo seeking pleasures, when I hear the softest of knocks on my door. As I ignore it, it comes back ever so persistently, irritating me and disturbing my sweet journey into melancholy. So I stand up dropping the IPad and walking to the door, peep at the pigeon hole and see nobody.

I hissed and went back to my pursuit, only for the door to keep rudely interrupting me. This time with anger I open the first door but just as I was about to open the second, I decided to be careful, so I peeped again and still saw nobody. All of a sudden I saw a shadow and I bent down. Low and behold, an urchin was crouched by the door. He was the one doing the knocking and each time he knocked, he crouched so I could not see his face, but I saw his dirty long nails peep out of a weather beaten slippers.

I said, ok. Today is today and quickly went into my Swarzeneger mode. I jammed the door again, woke everybody up and moved them into the store, pushed them into the overhead cupboards displaying pots and pans. This was war and I did not want the kids seeing their father engage the enemy so the sight of the robbers blood will not scar them for life. Once I had secured them, I asked them all to pray for the lives of these robbers, that God should accept their soul as I was dispatching them to him.

Went into my room, started gathering my weapons. By this time, the knock was getting more aggressive and impatient. I brought out all the weapons I had kept for a day like this, my belts- the Gucci one with the huge big buckles, my Versace belt with the mighty medusa head, my suede shoe polish for blinding eyes and my hard heeled boots from Primark. Arranged them properly in order of usage and began reciting the strategy. This was for the first engagement, assuming they were teenagers and unarmed. For the second engagement, which would involve medium use of force, I brought out my second degree of weaponry. Out came my mortar and pestle. The pestle for hitting the groin and mortar for covering the head while the pestle was working the groin area completely turning the dick and testicles into mashed potato and finally where they were a team of robbers fully armed, my final weapon was ready, my phone. The phone was to call for help even as I jump out of the third floor balcony, landing on the roof of my Honda Pilot and rolling on to the roof of the BMW and landing on the bonnet of the Kia Sportage and running as fast as I can to my mother in Fola Agoro.

Now the weapons were ready, i had to dress the part. I brought out my pink echo pants, this was to send a wrong signal of weakness, making them feel I was effeminate and as such I would be easy target thereby taking them by surprise, next came out my Michael Kors wristwatch, recently bought in the UK. This was to time my engagement with the Robbers, reminding me that this battle must end in exactly 10minutes. After that, my Tommy Hilfiger polo top came out, complete with its huge badge by the left hand side of my chest. This was to stop bullets finally, my Brooks Brothers ankle length boots came out. This was obviously meant for that decisive kick to the mouth, removing all teeth of the five robbers at the same time while blinding them with an accurate and lethargic spray from my brown suede shoe polish and finally tying them up with my over 21 different designer belts leaving them in piles of sorrowful regrets.

After all these preparation, I went back to the room, making sure my family were ok and asking them to pray one last time for the souls of the sons of dogs I was about to despatch to Hell. I apologized to them, for allowing them at such a young age to witness the carnage that was about to unfold but still reminded them that these are the things a man must do not only to protect his family, but also send a very strong signal that I will not continue to tolerate this kind of intrusion and violation. My kids begged me to show the robbers mercy, that I should not kill them but just incapacitate them and hand them over to the police. I told them that enough is enough and that this time they must die.

So I came out of the room, stood at the beginning of the corridor leading to the godam door where the perfidious, slimy hyenas where still crouching oblivious of what was about to happen to them. I started my walk, a walk of confidence, a walk I had seen many action heroes walk, the kind of walk Sylvester Stallone walked as he approached the enemy, just before he killed one hundred with one blast of his sawed off shotgun. As I reached the middle of the corridor, I remembered that I had not put on my headband. Kai, the headband that will complete my look, so I ran back and could not find it. Where is this Godforsaken headband when I need it most. No time to look for it, there are people that need to die, so I made do with madams scarf. The same scarf she used to to tie my legs for two days when she saw a n......e pic on my phone. So I tied the scarf on my head and brought out my HTC phone and took a selfie. This was for CNN so that they can get the story right when they are reporting. I started my work again, to the sound of Michael Jacksons ' Beat It' ringing in my head.

When I got to the door, I heaved a huge sigh and told myself, This is it. The beginning of the apocalypse, the rapture was about to begin, I was about to unleash the kind of violence that has not been seen since the atomic bomb was dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki during the Second World War. As I stood there, I pitied the mothers of these bastards, for their skin was going to be shredded and turned to suya for the vultures already circling the roof of my house sensing a feast.

I stood there arms akimbo, hands firmly stuck to the suede polish, boots hitching to kick somebody and bloody mouths and a strong resolve not only to kill but to savage turning myself to a blood thirst Hutu tribesman. The moment has come, it's time and in one shriek, almost faint whisper I asked very calmly in a strong effort not to annoy and further aggravate for keeping my guests waiting for so long, 'sir, who is there?

No answer came. And the silence was defeaning, I asked again, Sir, who is there but this time, explaining why I had not come to the door earlier because I was bringing out the valuables not to waste their time and this time an answer came and it was Mohammed the hapless maiguard knocking as he usually does to tell us NEPA had brought light and that we should change over.

Kai, I piss for trouser.

http://josephedgarng..com/2015/06/robbery-scare-in-my-house.html

Ishilove Lalasticlala TherealMrStan Seun


OMG! I don't believe I read this to the end my Lawd OP u got cracking up with laughter #dang
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Nobody: 12:12pm On Jun 30, 2015
Is there no police around!!!!... A reasonable person would call the police to avoid such "craps" as stated
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Ishilove: 12:16pm On Jun 30, 2015
Vivly:
Unnecessarily long, Excessive use of adjectives, lack of correlation between the first part of the story and end part, plausible ending, weak and amateur suspense, trying too hard to include everything in a single short story making for a very boring read that appeals only to new readers. 3 out of 10 for your time.
- 5 for disappointing the crowd of people that must have rushed in to read because of the catchy title.
You lack a sense a humour. grin

I completely disagree with you. I think the story is very hilarious and well written. The only problem I have with the story is the concluding paragraph. It seems rushed and fraught with punctuation errors, hence making it hard to understand. Asides this, the story is very very funny. 7/10
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Nobody: 12:17pm On Jun 30, 2015
Walahi,ah no fit control my laugh,your one hell of a good writer..kudos bro



See that poster above me is a mod and a great writer,so be careful..Aunty Isilove,Good afternoon oooo
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by beejeh(m): 12:20pm On Jun 30, 2015
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Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Burger01(m): 12:20pm On Jun 30, 2015
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Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Prodeegee(m): 12:22pm On Jun 30, 2015
DTOBS:
damn! wasting 5minutes of my precious time reading one damn god forsaking film.......
I tell you! I'm hurt!

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Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by princessdairies(f): 12:23pm On Jun 30, 2015
Hahahahahahahhahahahahhahahahahhahahahhahahhahahhahahahhahahha
grin
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by wearerelated: 12:24pm On Jun 30, 2015
u r a clown men! u got me cracking all over

Nice write up! i will follow u going fwd to learn some kung-Fu
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by elohorayodele: 12:25pm On Jun 30, 2015
great story, spell binding
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by linearity: 12:28pm On Jun 30, 2015
Nice writeup, you have a career in fictional writing, if you are not in that line already you are wasting a previous talent.

Some constructive criticism, I understand that your story is fictional and made-up, but it is important to also make it believable and activities therein relatable. We humans read books and stories because we can relate to them or imagine the possibilities of it happening, once the story become illogical or inconsistent, we detect the lies, we know it is fake (which we already know, but do not want that rude fact to interrupt the our mindset and the alternate reality that we are enjoying from reading the book/story).

1. You live in one out of five apartments, it is not plausible or related that you will have a maiguard exclusively for you. The landlord can have a Maiguard if he/she lives in one of those apartments, in that case, maiguard will not attending to ur gen.

2. Why will the maiguard behaving questionably? It is out of character giving the setting. Why will he knock, then hide himself or crunch down?
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by solastan: 12:28pm On Jun 30, 2015
Nice for tea break.Keep it up
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by 9jatatafo(m): 12:33pm On Jun 30, 2015
Na common gate man u dey fear, if na the real robbers come nko? OP make u park well jare
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Nobody: 12:35pm On Jun 30, 2015
Vivly:
Unnecessarily long, Excessive use of adjectives, lack of correlation between the first part of the story and end part, plausible ending, weak and amateur suspense, trying too hard to include everything in a single short story making for a very boring and pedantic read that appeals only to new readers. 3 out of 10 for your time.
- 5 for disappointing the crowd of people that must have rushed in to read because of the catchy title.
What course are you studying?
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by obowunmi(m): 12:40pm On Jun 30, 2015
Hilarious... grin angry grin
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Prodeegee(m): 12:41pm On Jun 30, 2015
Ishilove:

You lack a sense a humour. grin

I completely disagree with you. I think the story is very hilarious and well written. The only problem I have with the story is the concluding paragraph. It seems rushed and fraught with punctuation errors, hence making it hard to understand. Asides this, the story is very very funny. 7/10
was funny

Until the concluding part

You should see how the smile wiped off my face...I forgot why I was smiling

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Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Emperorbiggy(m): 12:46pm On Jun 30, 2015
See what joblessness has caused
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Ishilove: 12:49pm On Jun 30, 2015
Prodeegee:
was funny

Until the concluding part

You should see how the smile wiped off my face...I forgot why I was smiling
The ending was an anti-climax.
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Rawzy(m): 12:49pm On Jun 30, 2015
I don sweat as i dy inside a moving bus they read the compose
Nice 1 @ OP cryI don sweat as i dy inside a moving bus they read the compose
Nice 1 @ OP
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by DandyWalker(m): 12:51pm On Jun 30, 2015
Vivly:
Unnecessarily long, Excessive use of adjectives, lack of correlation between the first part of the story and end part, plausible ending, weak and amateur suspense, trying too hard to include everything in a single short story making for a very boring and pedantic read that appeals only to new readers. 3 out of 10 for your time.
- 5 for disappointing the crowd of people that must have rushed in to read because of the catchy title.
you are a pro, I guess? wink
Vivly:
Unnecessarily long, Excessive use of adjectives, lack of correlation between the first part of the story and end part, plausible ending, weak and amateur suspense, trying too hard to include everything in a single short story making for a very boring and pedantic read that appeals only to new readers. 3 out of 10 for your time.
- 5 for disappointing the crowd of people that must have rushed in to read because of the catchy title.
you are a pro, I guess?
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Ishilove: 12:55pm On Jun 30, 2015
linearity:
Nice writeup, you have a career in fictional writing, if you are not in that line already you are wasting a previous talent.

Some constructive criticism, I understand that your story is fictional and made-up, but it is important to also make it believable and activities therein relatable. We humans read books and stories because we can relate to them or imagine the possibilities of it happening, once the story become illogical or inconsistent, we detect the lies, we know it is fake (which we already know, but do not want that rude fact to interrupt the our mindset and the alternate reality that we are enjoying from reading the book/story).

1. You live in one out of five apartments, it is not plausible or related that you will have a maiguard exclusively for you. The landlord can have a Maiguard if he/she lives in one of those apartments, in that case, maiguard will not attending to ur gen.

2. Why will the maiguard behaving questionably? It is out of character giving the setting. Why will he knock, then hide himself or crunch down?
To answer question number one, it is possible he has a special arrangement with the maiguard, or the maiguard does the same for all the other tenants, or he does it to curry favour. From the writer's description, we can see that he is well-to-do, so because o his status the maiguard may have singled the man's apartment out for this kind of duty. There are so many reasons why the maiguard chose the man, so it is not out of place in the story.

To you second question, I noticed it immediately but decided not to dwell on it. I am sure the author would have done to it but he seems to have rushed the ending. If you notice, the problem with the entire story lies with the conclusion. It is rushed and fraught with structural errors.
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by katerine7(f): 12:56pm On Jun 30, 2015
c action film
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by kkool0411: 1:02pm On Jun 30, 2015
You don high due to too much cannabis grin grin
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Skain(m): 1:09pm On Jun 30, 2015
Crazy... cheesy cheesy cheesy
But come o
You be man or woman
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Kimeto(f): 1:14pm On Jun 30, 2015
I could read it sha...
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by ipreach: 1:35pm On Jun 30, 2015
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Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by UjSizzle(f): 1:38pm On Jun 30, 2015
grin This is funny lol. I don't like the conclusion though-- very anticlimactic like one of those WhatsApp messages people send and ask the price of cabin at the end tongue


Thanks for the laughs though.
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Jaidooo(m): 1:52pm On Jun 30, 2015
Shaadey:
Make una dey fear God o
Lmaoooo
Re: Nairalander Narrates Robbery Scare At His House In The Most Hilarious Manner by Jaidooo(m): 1:53pm On Jun 30, 2015
MojiDelano:
Robbery Scare In My House By Joseph Edgar

Early yesterday morning against my usual grain of thought, I decided to attend the area meeting. The ones communities hold during the environmental sanitation exercises. I had stopped attending mine, because of the usual lame discussions and banal attempt at showing off by people who used to have money, but are now struggling and at the same time refusing to eat the humble pie that comes with apparent poverty.

Well this time, the discussion was the rash of robberies and vandalisation that has been going on in the 'close'. I had been a major victim and indeed the most tormented in the whole area. I happen to rather unfortunately have five cars parked in my compound, so the label of 'rich' man follows me. Nobody seems to notice that three of the cars have seen better days and that the other two are official cars. All I get is different stares when I walk pass, appreciation in prices and being a soft target for burglary and vandalisation.

As usual, discussions went in circles and as always is the case, ethnicity came into play, religion also became a major topic and finally no concrete decision was reached as to how to curb these robberies. I left the place with the same impression I have always had, that it's their children and wards that carry out these nefarious activities, or how do you explain how my apartment which is just one out of six is the only one that gets burgled monthly. How do you explain the fact that during the burglaries only my bedroom is ransacked and broken into and also in my bedroom, only my wardrobe is picked out for special attention. Also, of all the ten cars parked in my house, only my five get vandalized and the others never get touched.

Well, with that mindset I go about my activities during the day and get home late as usual. As I enter the house, I bolt the doors and switch off the lights and begin scanning the net in preparation for my journey into solo seeking pleasures, when I hear the softest of knocks on my door. As I ignore it, it comes back ever so persistently, irritating me and disturbing my sweet journey into melancholy. So I stand up dropping the IPad and walking to the door, peep at the pigeon hole and see nobody.

I hissed and went back to my pursuit, only for the door to keep rudely interrupting me. This time with anger I open the first door but just as I was about to open the second, I decided to be careful, so I peeped again and still saw nobody. All of a sudden I saw a shadow and I bent down. Low and behold, an urchin was crouched by the door. He was the one doing the knocking and each time he knocked, he crouched so I could not see his face, but I saw his dirty long nails peep out of a weather beaten slippers.

I said, ok. Today is today and quickly went into my Swarzeneger mode. I jammed the door again, woke everybody up and moved them into the store, pushed them into the overhead cupboards displaying pots and pans. This was war and I did not want the kids seeing their father engage the enemy so the sight of the robbers blood will not scar them for life. Once I had secured them, I asked them all to pray for the lives of these robbers, that God should accept their soul as I was dispatching them to him.

Went into my room, started gathering my weapons. By this time, the knock was getting more aggressive and impatient. I brought out all the weapons I had kept for a day like this, my belts- the Gucci one with the huge big buckles, my Versace belt with the mighty medusa head, my suede shoe polish for blinding eyes and my hard heeled boots from Primark. Arranged them properly in order of usage and began reciting the strategy. This was for the first engagement, assuming they were teenagers and unarmed. For the second engagement, which would involve medium use of force, I brought out my second degree of weaponry. Out came my mortar and pestle. The pestle for hitting the groin and mortar for covering the head while the pestle was working the groin area completely turning the dick and testicles into mashed potato and finally where they were a team of robbers fully armed, my final weapon was ready, my phone. The phone was to call for help even as I jump out of the third floor balcony, landing on the roof of my Honda Pilot and rolling on to the roof of the BMW and landing on the bonnet of the Kia Sportage and running as fast as I can to my mother in Fola Agoro.

Now the weapons were ready, i had to dress the part. I brought out my pink echo pants, this was to send a wrong signal of weakness, making them feel I was effeminate and as such I would be easy target thereby taking them by surprise, next came out my Michael Kors wristwatch, recently bought in the UK. This was to time my engagement with the Robbers, reminding me that this battle must end in exactly 10minutes. After that, my Tommy Hilfiger polo top came out, complete with its huge badge by the left hand side of my chest. This was to stop bullets finally, my Brooks Brothers ankle length boots came out. This was obviously meant for that decisive kick to the mouth, removing all teeth of the five robbers at the same time while blinding them with an accurate and lethargic spray from my brown suede shoe polish and finally tying them up with my over 21 different designer belts leaving them in piles of sorrowful regrets.

After all these preparation, I went back to the room, making sure my family were ok and asking them to pray one last time for the souls of the sons of dogs I was about to despatch to Hell. I apologized to them, for allowing them at such a young age to witness the carnage that was about to unfold but still reminded them that these are the things a man must do not only to protect his family, but also send a very strong signal that I will not continue to tolerate this kind of intrusion and violation. My kids begged me to show the robbers mercy, that I should not kill them but just incapacitate them and hand them over to the police. I told them that enough is enough and that this time they must die.

So I came out of the room, stood at the beginning of the corridor leading to the godam door where the perfidious, slimy hyenas where still crouching oblivious of what was about to happen to them. I started my walk, a walk of confidence, a walk I had seen many action heroes walk, the kind of walk Sylvester Stallone walked as he approached the enemy, just before he killed one hundred with one blast of his sawed off shotgun. As I reached the middle of the corridor, I remembered that I had not put on my headband. Kai, the headband that will complete my look, so I ran back and could not find it. Where is this Godforsaken headband when I need it most. No time to look for it, there are people that need to die, so I made do with madams scarf. The same scarf she used to to tie my legs for two days when she saw a n......e pic on my phone. So I tied the scarf on my head and brought out my HTC phone and took a selfie. This was for CNN so that they can get the story right when they are reporting. I started my work again, to the sound of Michael Jacksons ' Beat It' ringing in my head.

When I got to the door, I heaved a huge sigh and told myself, This is it. The beginning of the apocalypse, the rapture was about to begin, I was about to unleash the kind of violence that has not been seen since the atomic bomb was dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki during the Second World War. As I stood there, I pitied the mothers of these bastards, for their skin was going to be shredded and turned to suya for the vultures already circling the roof of my house sensing a feast.

I stood there arms akimbo, hands firmly stuck to the suede polish, boots hitching to kick somebody and bloody mouths and a strong resolve not only to kill but to savage turning myself to a blood thirst Hutu tribesman. The moment has come, it's time and in one shriek, almost faint whisper I asked very calmly in a strong effort not to annoy and further aggravate for keeping my guests waiting for so long, 'sir, who is there?

No answer came. And the silence was defeaning, I asked again, Sir, who is there but this time, explaining why I had not come to the door earlier because I was bringing out the valuables not to waste their time and this time an answer came and it was Mohammed the hapless maiguard knocking as he usually does to tell us NEPA had brought light and that we should change over.

Kai, I piss for trouser.

http://josephedgarng..com/2015/06/robbery-scare-in-my-house.html
Nice story. Then end no too sweet sha.
Good one anyways.
Thumbs up!

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