One chance are normal thing for Lagos commuters. Welcome to the club Abuja

Bluffly:

You are expecting shortcut experts to be futuristic

Baba the thing tire me, upon all the billions poured in yearly. You need to see Harare Zimbabwe, it was built by the westerners, also check out all the cities planned by the white men in Nigeria....they all look superb

ENIMONEY:
They got me last Saturday at Lugbe. Took everything and beat the crap out of me. funny enough theh had POS.

it was scary as hell. trying to put my life back together now.

Seriously.... Is everyday tin now in abuja....at exactly 8pm.....be extra careful.....dey broke a lady hands bcoz of network issue last week Tuesday..the POS gat network issue........along gwarimpa to A.Y.A....

One Chance, don full abuja well well, before u enter any taxi abeg study faces dey dey there

It is well with you. May God replenish your pocket a million fold.

ENIMONEY:
They got me last Saturday at Lugbe. Took everything and beat the crap out of me. funny enough theh had POS.

it was scary as hell. trying to put my life back together now.

Triniti:
Abuja looking so ugly, I don’t know why they didn’t seek the service of world class architect and city planners while developing the city. Nigerians no get taste for architecture walahi

Everywhere can not be clean
Abuja city center try

damiBJ:


Seriously.... Is everyday tin now in abuja....at exactly 8pm.....be extra careful.....dey broke a lady hands bcoz of network issue last week Tuesday..the POS gat network issue........along gwarimpa to A.Y.A....

imagine. very heart less individuals. the country is already hard but the poor keep making things hard for each other. it is well sha

Damscy:
It is well with you. May God replenish your pocket a million fold.

amen brother. I appreciate

ENIMONEY:
They got me last Saturday at Lugbe. Took everything and beat the crap out of me. funny enough theh had POS.

it was scary as hell. trying to put my life back together now.

If they have POS, how come they can't be traced.

when ever they tell this stupid passengers to enter cabs at the park they won't agree, they always want the cabs on the roadside, that will move immediately. it happened at zuba, these lady wanted to enter nyanya and she was told it's #400. she shouted ha it's too much o, she went and enter the one of #250 at the road side, one to be robbed of her #50k,then she ran back to the park crying... I over laffed that day. so you had 50k and couldn't enter a safe cab of 400....idiot.

Rich4god:


If they have POS, how come they can't be traced.

if you ask me, who I go ask? The police guys said they would get back to me. still waiting.

Crime rate don high for this Abuja fa... One Igbo guy(not to spite anyone) came in one Keke Napep (an Hausa rider) to my wife’s shop at Jabi... The guy bought goods worth 15k, loaded all the items onto the Keke, then asked the Keke guy to borrow him 15k that he doesn’t have enough cash on him..Aboki gave him the money bros told him he wanted to pay my wife, na so bros escape thru the plaza’s back gate... aboki waited for over 2 hrs, omo nna no show up, na him aboki talk say booda ibo don collect money from am take pay my wife... omo na so dem job the Hausa guy... The shocking thing is that the ibo guy looks fresh and well fed... I never had any premonition he could be up to something sinister. I pity the Hausa guy sha..

This is where police checkpoints are highly appreciated.

So one chance don enter abuja?

Porous ineffective security

Rich4god:


If they have POS, how come they can't be traced.

POS is now the latest thing most robbers now use to rob and as for tracing the money..my guy the paperworks u will have to sign at the banks and with the police for dem to act on it will even discourage u cos the amount of money they will request from u will be two times of d amount the robbers robbed from u with POS.

Cloud007:
One chance are normal thing for Lagos commuters. Welcome to the club Abuja

not only in lagos ..even benin and warri...one chance na normal occurence.

I was once a victim of one chance In Abuja, but I played smart

Kendumazy:
Mheen! Even Abuja where president office dey. Okay ooooooo!

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.are u for real ? Go find out in crime rate in Washington

I've been a victim of this before but I used my brain before they could do anything. We haven't moved upto 2 mins when I started suspecting them and I asked them to drop me immediately. We just moved from Gwarimpa to Citec when my instinct told me to drop.

Since then, I shine my eyes well before entering any vehicle, most of these vehicles do not have functioning handles from inside, so check well before entering.

Onlinealaba:
They make use of female so that the victim won't b suspicious of their intention..well the CP should set up a RRS squad like the one in Lagos to check the matter...dont move about with your ATM cards that is stacked with your life savings money very dangerous, and try get a pepper spray u might need it

Thanks for the info. With the wave of current banditry, a life savings account shouldn't even have an ATM attached to such account with huge balance.

titiloyeblog:
@titiloyeblog.com

Residents in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have decried the increasing rate of ‘one chance’ criminal activities in the city centres.

Some of the victims, who spoke to News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday, said that those who enter commercial vehicles along the Kubwa express, Life Camp junction and Berger are more prone to such activities.

One chance is a type of robbery in which the victim is robbed while on board a moving commercial vehicle; mostly unpainted taxis.

Precious Neji, one of the victims, told NAN that she was robbed on Feb.16 the day election was cancelled around Katampe Hillside in Dawaki.

She said that she boarded a taxi on her way to church with three men and a lady at Katampe and the driver started asking them for their Permanent Voter Cards and suddenly went into a bush path.

“They started punching my eyes and face, they also collected my bag, phone, ATM card, I gave them the real password of my phone and the pin of my ATM.

“They took the N11,000 in my bag after which they dropped me in a bush,” she said.

Similarly, another female victim, Aminat Ahmed, said she and her friend were robbed in a taxi along Dutse market on March 18 at about 3:30 p.m. at News Engineering bus stop in Dawaki.

“After few minutes in the vehicle, the driver wind up the glasses which happen to be tinted and the guy in front ordered us to bend down.

“He requested for our bags and took all our valuable which include three phones, cash close to N15,000 and my friend’s ATM.

“They instantly tried to transfer the money using a POS machine in the vehicle but it was not successful so they later withdrew the money at Jaiz Bank ATM close to Wuse market.

“After turning around the express like four times, they dropped us behind News Engineering with our bags and zoomed off,” she explained.

Speaking on the matter, ASP Danjuma Taminu, Deputy Police Public Relation Officer (PPRO), assured FCT residents that the police is doing everything possible to curb one chance within the territory.

He said that some officers had been positioned at strategic places such as the parks, under the bridges, lonely roads, highways and other suspicious places in order to curb the trend.

Tanimu disclosed that an Anti One Chance Squad was established in 2018 when one chance criminal activities was rampant in the FCT.

“It was established in 2018 by Commissioner of Police (CP) Bala Ciroma, the office was at Asokoro Police Station under Asokoro Police Division.

“Currently, with less cases of one chance within the FCT, the CP saw the need to narrow it down to CID division of the police.

“Most officers of the squad have been sent to other States to help reduce one chance as they have done in FCT,” he said.

Tanimu, however, called on transport organizations and those working in parks to partner with the police in curbing the few cases of one chance criminal activities.

“Our Rapid Rescue Squad are out there together with the Anti-one chance squad, carrying out stop and search and respond to reports of suspected people around.

“In order to avoid being victims of one chance, one has the right to check the boot and if there is anything suspicious inside the car, one is supposed to alert the police and not to enter.

“The police is currently working on knowing their hideout so we can apprehend them.”


source: https://www.titiloyeblog.com/2019/04/there-is-high-rate-of-one-chance.html

Oil money is busy changing d face of abuja n d money from gold im zamfara n others iss changing some northerners.....

ENIMONEY:
They got me last Saturday at Lugbe. Took everything and beat the crap out of me. funny enough theh had POS.

it was scary as hell. trying to put my life back together now.

I'm so sorry for the experience.
Mine was after Nicon Junction heading to Minister's hill last year. I lost my devices. Thank God the only ATM Card I had with me has only 7k in it. The experience was not funny.
Now, I pray well and look very very well.

If you are in Abuja, whenever a taxi pulls over and you see a lady with two men and driver, don't enter. Whether she is sitting behind or in front. As long as they are three passengers DO NOT ENTER. immediately you enter, they will pick their person on the way and you will find yourself in the middle. The rest na story.

When Nigeria enter one chance with Buhari, u Neva che schomtin

engrkaz:
Crime rate don high for this Abuja fa... One Igbo guy(not to spite anyone) came in one Keke Napep (an Hausa rider) to my wife’s shop at Jabi... The guy bought goods worth 15k, loaded all the items onto the Keke, then asked the Keke guy to borrow him 15k that he doesn’t have enough cash on him..Aboki gave him the money bros told him he wanted to pay my wife, na so bros escape thru the plaza’s back gate... aboki waited for over 2 hrs, omo nna no show up, na him aboki talk say booda ibo don collect money from am take pay my wife... omo na so dem job the Hausa guy... The shocking thing is that the ibo guy looks fresh and well fed... I never had any premonition he could be up to something sinister. I pity the Hausa guy sha..

You can imagine. My goodness.

I had similar experience last year around Central Area. It was God that saved me that day.

Realcash224:
I was once a victim of one chance In Abuja, but I played smart

How?

princeking2:

I'm so sorry for the experience.
Mine was after Nicon Junction heading to Minister's hill last year. I lost my devices. Thank God the only ATM Card I had with me has only 7k in it. The experience was not funny.
Now, I pray well and look very very well.

the new phone I just bought was taken too. its a scary experience.

Thank God you are over it.

vastolord4:
And his controlling naija from UK. .. we Don turn ps4

no Nah I'm Don go change am to ps5 nxt lvl nau 7

kazvid:

Pepper spray is illegal in naija

it's not, u cud even make it at home sef