A Nigerian lady has narrated how she saved a 13-year-old girl who snuck out of the house for a blind date with a man she met on Facebook, Igbere TV reports.

The lady, identified as Achalugo and a victim when she was 17 — took to her Twitter account on Monday to narrate her encounter with the teenage girl.

Achalugo said she started noticing a foul play when the teenager who asked her for direction to Olusosun spoke with the unknown man from Facebook about meeting at a cinema in the area. But, there is no cinema in Olusosun.

Read the full story below;

“Yesterday, a girl entered the bus, barely 14 and fragile. From her deposition she snuck out of the house for a blind date from someone she met on Facebook (this info she later told me). She innocently asked me where olusosun was, we were I agreed to show her, I wanted to mind my business until her phone rang and she was telling bros that she's coming to the cinema soon.

“Me cinema, where? Olusosun ke, I noticed her anxiety with childlike excitement and was triggered to tell her that we are stopping at the same place. Oga said he was at the bus top.

“When we dropped I noticed a black Benz with shabby looking guys staring suspiciously, her phone rang again and he told her to stop talking to strangers, take a bike and come to xyz address. She looked at me and was "I can go from here, I know me place" Counseling mode activated.

“I simply asked for a hug and while hugging her, I told her not to do anything her parents won't be proud of, "you are loved, there's time for everything and you are so pretty" she chuckled and I gave her small change with my card to call me if she feels like. I watched her turn.

“Few steps and she looked back with uncertainty, i noticed the car had left, so I hurriedly stopped her before she climbed the bike, I asked her who she was going to see... "Sorry ma, I can't tell you" Me "well, there's no cinema over here", bike man join mouth and said yes oh.

“Finally, we walked further to the bustop and she explained that it was a Facebook friend, and he said he is 17.. toh, that agbaya I saw was almost 30. After every explanation, I shared a personal story. For what we know, he could be a ritualist, rapist or kidnapper.

“I told her to block every contact, and make sure she tells her parents wherever she's going to. The first red flag was her parents unawareness. Secondly she doesn't need dates with strangers at such age, she was even 13 after my questioning. We are having a proper cinema date this week at ICM.

“December is around the corner, it could be a mature Lady or even a guy. Don't go to a location you aren't sure of, evil is lurking this period... Resist longthroat to chop life with strangers. One day I'll share my personal story when I was 17, stay safe guys.”

meobizy:
E no concern me . She did her job as a Good Samaritan. Watching a crime take place is not a crime in itself. Stay learned, Nairalanders.

Jnrp:
13? Who even allow her to use phone self

Abdulazeez99:


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