Dear Diary,
I was at Orile on Wednesday. As I got there, a young thug started beating a young lady up, and she was not having it. She kicked back, screaming and clawing at him. He kept pummelling her, in public. You know how public Orile is. Next thing you know, a bigger thug tore off his shirt and started beating the younger thug. He punched him, pushed him in front of cars, thankfully the traffic was tight so the cars weren’t moving any faster than freshly-fed anacondas.
A crowd gathered to watch the spectacle, and before I knew what it, everyone started beating each other up. Punches were thrown without a care, spit flew in every direction, bags and shoes were hurled at people. It was a freak show.
And there I was caught in the middle of it.
How I managed to escape the mob action is a miracle.
When I managed to crawl out from the middle of the action without a scratch or being pulled back in, I saw a couple of Police Officers standing by, watching the action and laughing.
The Nerve!!!
THE END!!!
Hmmm…never seen a mub fight be4. Thank God u were saved
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Hmmm…never seen a mub fight be4. Thank God u were saved
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In the midst of a free for all like that and no pictures to share? That’s not how it works you either join in or become the unofficial photographer. And what’s this nonsense about Police officers having a good laugh while it was all going on. You could have gone to give them a piece of your mind, whatever happens after that would have been a wonderful story to tell.
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…and before I knew it everyone started beating each other up!
Classic.
Wish I was there! Oh, the fun I would have had!! Sigh.
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They were laughing? What if someone got hurt?! Talk about a sense if duty.
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Wow. Nigeria feels like a jungle sometimes.
The police is just useless walahi.
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The police. Keepers of law and ORDER. Dazzal
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Never seen or been in such a predicament before o. Can’t imagine what that would have been like. Some major panic attack. Thank God for your life Nonso.
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