flokii:
@OP this shiit is real... pick pockets now use jazz

I once experienced it at iyanapaja bus stop.. I had my handkerchief folded into my back jeans pocket..

you won't bliv a guy came to my back and was pressing my back pocket.. like he was checking if it was money and I just stood there like a moroon

it was after some secs that I got grip of myself.. alas he had walked away..

my advice... always be at alert and don't lose guard.

SarahGee:
so there is still #40 bus fare?? Lagos conductors milking us since 1932

otiigba1:
Rubbish! As if the police will do any thing, some of them are thieves themselves

Sijo01:


Hehehehehehehehe Supol, Supol, I hail o.

Sijo01:
Am sharing this personal experience on how money mysteriously disappeared from my pocket for all who cares to read to be fully guarded and watchful this season and beyond.

Am still confused, in shock and still can’t put one or two together on how this happened.

I left home for the salon around 3:30 pm yesterday (29/11/2015) after empting my wallet and clearing all cash in sight with the aim of buying drugs for my toothache and doing light shopping on my way back home. The cash was neatly kept in my jeans pocket with exception to N100 which will take me to my destination. I held the N100 with my phones and keys in my hand; boarded a bus to New Benin; paying no attention to other passengers. I was glued to my phone (Nairalanding). On getting to New Benin, I gave the Driver N100 and he gave me a change of N50. Still held the N50 in my hand and boarded another Bus going to 3rd junction. As usual, I was still glued to my phone. I gave the conductor the N50 and collected my N10 change. On getting to 3rd Junction after alighting from the bus, I decided to keep the N10 with the other cash in my pocket. Bingo! My pocket was EMPTY. I went back to the bus searched the floor , my money was not in sight. I was confused and my throat suddenly went dry. I looked around and saw a girl selling sachet water. I flagged her down, bought one with my last N10 and re-energized myself with the water.

I was still in that state of confusion not knowing what to do and how to get back home when I saw a colleague. After exchanging pleasantries, I told her my predicament. To God be the glory, she had enough money on her and she bailed me out.

Am still pained, bitter and sad for loose-guarding to the extent of not knowing how money disappeared from my jeans pocket. The most painful part of it, I don’t know the exact amount.

frostland:
sorry for ur lost, d state u stay answers ur question Edo state a place we're mysterious tins happen

Sijo01:
Am sharing this personal experience on how money mysteriously disappeared from my pocket for all who cares to read to be fully guarded and watchful this season and beyond.

Am still confused, in shock and still can’t put one or two together on how this happened.

I left home for the salon around 3:30 pm yesterday (29/11/2015) after empting my wallet and clearing all cash in sight with the aim of buying drugs for my toothache and doing light shopping on my way back home. The cash was neatly kept in my jeans pocket with exception to N100 which will take me to my destination. I held the N100 with my phones and keys in my hand; boarded a bus to New Benin; paying no attention to other passengers. I was glued to my phone (Nairalanding). On getting to New Benin, I gave the Driver N100 and he gave me a change of N50. Still held the N50 in my hand and boarded another Bus going to 3rd junction. As usual, I was still glued to my phone. I gave the conductor the N50 and collected my N10 change. On getting to 3rd Junction after alighting from the bus, I decided to keep the N10 with the other cash in my pocket. Bingo! My pocket was EMPTY. I went back to the bus searched the floor , my money was not in sight. I was confused and my throat suddenly went dry. I looked around and saw a girl selling sachet water. I flagged her down, bought one with my last N10 and re-energized myself with the water.

I was still in that state of confusion not knowing what to do and how to get back home when I saw a colleague. After exchanging pleasantries, I told her my predicament. To God be the glory, she had enough money on her and she bailed me out.

Am still pained, bitter and sad for loose-guarding to the extent of not knowing how money disappeared from my jeans pocket. The most painful part of it, I don’t know the exact amount.

SUPOL:
or upper sakponba

free2ryhme:

This benin girl how much you lost??

SUPOL:

O boy see beef ooo

otiigba1:
yes! Abi some of una no be thief? Oya! arrest me

SUPOL:
Nigerians are, dasuki, dokpesi n ursef

Sijo01:


I'll pass, thanks.

otiigba1:
but i am not a nigerian not by birth anyway, my father is, i was born in the UK, so i am not a thief like you lot

otiigba1:
police is asking you to come and report you refused, how do you expect them to arrest the thief, recover your money, or prevent the thief from stealing from another person?

After now you will say police no be ya friend
Tell you what! i will send you £20 to make up for it

SUPOL:
if u hav spent one year in Nigeria, ur a thief, a potential one

otiigba1:
well.. if you put it like that i suppose i am, i must have learnt from the best. Nigerians!. Come o what kind of rubbish uniform (the new uniform) you guy are wearing nowadays? They look like gate man (security guard) uniform, looks very cheap too abi una (NPA)no get money to buy better one?

Sijo01:


I will only respond to your last paragraph. Abeg quick send the money. At all at all na winch.

SUPOL:
Which uniform is dat?

otiigba1:
i thought as much, no wahala! Or better still, I will be there this christmas and i will give you in person, knowing nigerians its typical of them, they may steal the £20 too while on transit to you.

otiigba1:
nigerian police uniform, the new camourflage colour uniform i saw them wearing it last time i was in nigeria (last easter). i must have mistaken the local gate men for nigerian police. Perhaps

But my father said it is the new police uniform.

SUPOL:
Which uniform is dat?

Sijo01:


Where you dey serve sef?

Sijo01:


This one cannot be stollen. I go hide am inside my shoe

SUPOL:
U dont like it?

Sijo01:


Where you dey serve sef?

SUPOL:
Adesuwa

otiigba1:
inside shoe ke? They may cut your feet off too trying to steal it, this are nigerians we are talking about.they did manage to steal from your pocket without you noticing talk more of inside shoe,

Try hiding it inside your pant, who knows it might be safe

otiigba1:
@sijoO, na now you come dey serious? Abi you tink say na lie i dey lie before say my guy na police.
No give am bribe o

Sijo01:



Oh, that through akara junction abi?