“They slept so deep that they didn’t move their bodies” – Lady recounts alleged kidnapping scare on Akure road
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A Nigerian lady has shared a frightening experience she allegedly had while travelling from a village near Akure, claiming she feared she was being kidnapped after boarding a suspicious bus.
According to a video shared on TikTok, she recounted that she had waited by the roadside for over an hour before boarding a bus heading to Ilesha, where she soon noticed that most of the passengers were asleep.
Narrating the ordeal in Yoruba, she said:
“On turning my back, I noticed that the people who were asleep were more than those who were awake. I was shocked, but I thought they could be coming from a far destination and were tired.”
The lady explained that her fears grew when almost everyone in the vehicle fell asleep, leaving only one other passenger awake. She claimed her repeated attempts to ask the driver to stop were ignored.
She further revealed that there was no network coverage in the area, making it impossible to contact her family for help.
“The other guy that was awake told me, ‘Sister, don’t stress yourself. I have also been shouting that I want to alight, but no one answered me.’ At that moment, I became very scared,” she recalled.
According to her, the situation became even more frightening as the bus continued past her destination despite her repeated pleas to be dropped off.
Her story has sparked concern online, with many social media users advising travellers to remain extra vigilant when boarding vehicles in unfamiliar locations.
The lady said she and the other passenger were eventually dropped off in a bush far from their intended destinations, adding that she still wonders where the other sleeping passengers were being taken.
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