SirMichael1:


The moral of the story as I'm kinda lost here

Nothing happened because you didn't enter and you're saying we should think twice before we take her to the hotel. Really? What's the moral of this story self?

BTW, the right section for this thread will be in the recycle bin

CHESTER48:
this nonsense should be moved to the recycle bin. Nonsense with no mora lesson. How can u tell us not to follow him to a hotel, when u just talked off point. Bleep some people have low brain problems

FortuneTeller:
I'm sure you are a married man. You followed the woman thinking you would get in her bed but you were almost robbed. The moral of the story is to stop cheating on your wife, lest God punish you.

SirMichael1:


The moral of the story as I'm kinda lost here

Nothing happened because you didn't enter and you're saying we should think twice before we take her to the hotel. Really? What's the moral of this story self?

BTW, the right section for this thread will be in the recycle bin

lefulefu:

haha bumbae abeg no kill me wit laugh

rationalmind:
The nature of my work is one that involves a lot of travel. As a result, I spend more nights in hotels than I spend in my own house.

Roughly three weeks ago, I checked into a hotel in Owerri. I recall sleeping as soon as i took my shower as I was stressed. Around 3 am, heat woke me from sleep. I noticed the A.C had gone off, the bulb wasn't coming up when I turned the switch, there was no power supply in the room. I knew I had to do something as therea no way I'll be able to sleep with the heat.

I called the reception through the intercom and no one picked. I stepped out of the room trying to find my way to the reception so as to lodge a complaint. I met a lady who was half dressed. I asked if there was power supply in her room, she said no and immediately beckoned on me to please follow her to her room.

At first, I was scared and reluctant. On second thought, I felt there was nothing the lady could do to me so i followed her. When we got to the room, the guy she lodged with had a seizure, seems it was epilepsy.

She told me to please help her lift him on the bed. Lift wetin, I said to myself. At that moment, I wasn't sure if it was contagious and I wasn't ready to take chances so I told her to calm down. I explained to her he'll regain consciousness in a matter of minutes.

I went back to my room and forgot about the power outage that took me out in the first place.

I couldn't sleep any longer. Several thoughts crept into my mind. What if he had died and it wasn't a seizure, how is she going to explain it?

I wanted to share on nairaland but i've been on marathon work since then. Glad I eventually found time to share as I hope this piece will one day save someone.

Mods should please move to the appropriate section of in the wrong one.

Psoul:
Is it dat the devil has blocked some ppl's brain from understanding things so dat he will finally destroy dem or that some ppl are just daft. What is difficult in trying to understand the msg the OP is trying to pass here.

For those that find it difficult to understand. Be very careful before u take anyone out or someone takes you out. He or she may die while with you and u may find it difficult to come out it.

lepasharon:


So Nigeria has no way of investigating how someone died? Pathetic

lefulefu:

bros iyam not judging oo but which type of ladies follow men to hotels ?

Donbabajay12:

So someone that has epilepsy would write it on his fore head....smh

sainty2k3:

Seriously I don't know too o

rationalmind:
The nature of my work is one that involves a lot of travel. As a result, I spend more nights in hotels than I spend in my own house.

Roughly three weeks ago, I checked into a hotel in Owerri. I recall sleeping as soon as i took my shower as I was stressed. Around 3 am, heat woke me from sleep. I noticed the A.C had gone off, the bulb wasn't coming up when I turned the switch, there was no power supply in the room. I knew I had to do something as therea no way I'll be able to sleep with the heat.

I called the reception through the intercom and no one picked. I stepped out of the room trying to find my way to the reception so as to lodge a complaint. I met a lady who was half dressed. I asked if there was power supply in her room, she said no and immediately beckoned on me to please follow her to her room.

At first, I was scared and reluctant. On second thought, I felt there was nothing the lady could do to me so i followed her. When we got to the room, the guy she lodged with had a seizure, seems it was epilepsy.

She told me to please help her lift him on the bed. Lift wetin, I said to myself. At that moment, I wasn't sure if it was contagious and I wasn't ready to take chances so I told her to calm down. I explained to her he'll regain consciousness in a matter of minutes.

I went back to my room and forgot about the power outage that took me out in the first place.

I couldn't sleep any longer. Several thoughts crept into my mind. What if he had died and it wasn't a seizure, how is she going to explain it?

I wanted to share on nairaland but i've been on marathon work since then. Glad I eventually found time to share as I hope this piece will one day save someone.

Mods should please move to the appropriate section of in the wrong one.

sainty2k3:

So the person will wait in detention while they investigate the cause of death

lepasharon:


The person should not be in detention in the first place.They are Innocent until proven guilty

lepasharon:


The person should not be in detention in the first place.They are Innocent until proven guilty

SirMichael1:


The moral of the story as I'm kinda lost here

Nothing happened because you didn't enter and you're saying we should think twice before we take her to the hotel. Really? What's the moral of this story self?

BTW, the right section for this thread will be in the recycle bin

legalwealth:

I tell you! !!

phlegmatic007:


this story is already 2 years old man

debspauly:
your story and headline doesn't add up..