Older Man Recounts His Terrible Interaction With Kola Onifoto Who Died in Lagos Motorbike Accident

Older Man Recounts His Terrible Interaction With Kola Onifoto Who Died in Lagos Motorbike Accident

  • An older Nigerian man has reacted on social media to the tragic death of biker Orowale Kolapo, widely known as Kola Onifoto
  • Nigerians were thrown into mourning, with many paying tributes to Onifoto, who lost his life in a Lagos motorbike accident
  • While many people spoke highly of Onifoto, the old man stated that their one-time interaction on social media was saddening

Ufuoma Bernard, a Nigerian man, has caused quite a stir on social media over what he said about late biker Kola Onifoto, who died recently in a motorcycle accident in Lagos.

While social media is awash with tributes to Onifoto, Bernard said his interaction with the biker, who was formerly a military man, was not pleasant.

Mixed reactions trail man's unpleasant interaction with Kola Onifoto
An older man shares his unpleasant interaction with Kola Onifoto. Photo Credit: Ufuoma Bernard, Kola Onifoto
Source: Facebook

Man recounts online interaction with Kola Onifoto

Bernard, in a Facebook post, first expressed sadness about the passing away of the 36-year-old. Bernard said that the only time he interacted with Onifoto on social media was on a friend's wall.

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According to Bernard, Onifoto was toxic and vulgar to him and did not even consider that he is an old man. Bernard did not shed light on the discussion that led to the unpleasant interaction.

He wrote:

"I'm sad about the unfortunate demise of 35 years old Kola Onifoto but my one chance interface with him on a friend's wall was sad, he was toxic and vulgar to an old man like me."
Mixed reactions trail man's unpleasant interaction with Kola Onifoto
A man says his online interaction with Kola Onifoto was saddening. Photo Credit: Kola Onifoto, Ufuoma Bernard
Source: Facebook

See his Facebook post below:

Kola Onifoto's death: Reactions trail man's post

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the man's post below:

Mike Ikem Umealo said:

"Whenever people tell you the truth, you call them "toxic and vulgar." Is this post really necessary?"

Jane Odinakachi Obi said:

"And so?
"You can wake him up let him come and apologise to you.
"Your last line was very unnecessary."

Rhema Osibe said:

"I knew Kola was right!

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"See your life nau!
"Your best shot is using people’s picture to throw shades!
"Walahi you de travel light intellectually!"

Arakunrin Benjamin said:

"My Egbon will never disrespect anyone without a reason..if he disrespect you then you have commited an error that prompt him to do that."

Onyi Treasure said:

"What did you do to him, someone can’t just be toxic to you… This Facebook is already toxic on its own and people activate their defense mechanism to protect themselves ….I guess something triggered that side of him which is expected from anyone, Even you might not be exceptional….This post isn’t necessary, life can happen to anyone.
"This is a public space and doesn’t owe anyone respect, If you need respect get it from family members."

Fidelis Ozuawala said:

"True, the very first comment I made on a certain post, This Kola replied my comment with curse word, I wasn’t even confronting, he used vulgar words on me. I had to just delete my comment so his replies doesn’t stay. Well, RIP to him, may God accept his soul amen."

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Man shares screenshot of last WhatsApp chat with Kola Onifoto before his tragic death

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that Kola Onifoto's WhatsApp chat with his mother some days ago, in which she warned him, had left many in tears.

Kola Onifoto's accident: Eyewitness gives account

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that an eyewitness had described how biker Kola Onifoto's tragic motorbike accident allegedly happened.

She said the eyewitness told her that Onifoto rode at great speed and ran into a vehicle that was making a U-turn. The eyewitness noted that even the driver of the vehicle remarked on Onifoto's speed, noting that the deceased was fully kitted when the accident happened.

She further said that the driver got down from his vehicle to see if Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) could still be administered to Onifoto, as he was still breathing moments after the accident.

Source: Legit.ng

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