Lady Shares How She Dealt With Okada Man Who Ran Away With N800 Change: “People Were Begging Me”

Lady Shares How She Dealt With Okada Man Who Ran Away With N800 Change: “People Were Begging Me”

  • A lady living in Lagos shared how an okada man ran away with her N800 change after she gave him N1000 for her ride
  • She shared how she dealt with him to the extent that people were begging her, sparking reactions on social media.
  • Many who came across the video shared their thoughts about what she did, as they shared similar experiences

A Nigerian lady living in Lagos shared how an okada man failed to give her her change after she paid him.

She shared how she gave the okada man N1000 and was supposed to collect N800 as her balance.

A Nigerian lady deals withm okada man who took her N800 change away
A lady shares how she dealt with okada man after he ran away with her change. Photo: @waltem6
Source: TikTok

In a TikTok video by @waltem6, she narrated what happened on the day she caught up with him.

She stated that she used her red handkerchief to rub his face and say some words, and he started pleading with her to return the N1k.

According to her, people started begging her after she even refused to collect the money.

Read also

Lady captures moment she saw a child wearing her dress in church: "I know it's my mother's handwork"

She said:

"To live in Lagos you sef go first mad. I gave bike man 1k instead of giving me #800 change he took off. I later jam him for front. He returned my 1k with pleading after I used my red handkerchief to rub his face and I shouted Yes Owo de! I even refused to collect it and people were begging me."

She added in the comments:

"Olorun se and the funniest thing was I didn’t want to buy that face towel coz it was red o. But fear catch me say make e no change am for me."

Watch the TikTok video below:

In a chat with Legit.ng, a Nigerian mum, Blessing Ozegbe, shared her unpleasant experience with an okada man while taking her kids to school.

She said:

"The bike was taking I and my kids to school and when we got to a path with blocks on the ground, the bike fell. I and my kids fell too and people around were shouting 'Brother Bernard, Brother Bernard'. It was such an embarrasing and annoyng situation. So i just picked up my kids and took them to school after checking them for injuries and finding none."

Read also

Old beach video of Anthony Joshua and friends resurfaces after death of his coach and trainer

Reactions trail lady's action towards okada man

@enduranceolabode said:

"E go don dey look for where to go for deliverance like this."

@vivatemilade2 said:

"Egusi for ila. Abi how dem dey take say ham."

@Queen Bridget25 said:

"I done learn this one for sure."

@BEST JEWELRY VENDOR IN IJEGUN said:

"Oh God, what did i just read?"

_nyinye said:

"Na to buy a dozen of red hanky."

@Mhiz_Great said:

"You did well. No kon try that one for me ooo."

𝐁𝐄𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐍𝐀 said:

"If you no get sen.se for Lagos, forget am no sen.se for life."

@BEAD VENDOR IN IBADAN said:

"perfect make I go buy red handkerchief."

@Small Chops in Warri said:

"Your crase come pass Aboki own."
A lady shares how she dealt with okada man after he ran away with her change
A Nigerian lady deals withm okada man who took her N800 change away. Photo: @waltem6
Source: TikTok

In related stories, a businesswoman shared the unexpected message she got from her client's boyfriend, while another shared how she handled a customer who sent a fake bank receipt.

Corps member uses 12-month allowance for business

Read also

Lady who shaved head to look bald cries out after seeing lines: "What could it be?"

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that an ex-corps member who saved her N77,000 allowance for 12 months has started her foodstuff business and rented a shop.

She showed off her new shop, and people were marvelled by how she arranged the provisions and foodstuff items in her shop she fot after finishing her service year.

Many who came across the video shared their surprise after seeing how full the shop was and calculating the total allowance.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
Victoria Nwahiri avatar

Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng