Lady Who Travelled during Sit-at-Home for First Time Shares Video of Unexpected Bus Drama

Lady Who Travelled during Sit-at-Home for First Time Shares Video of Unexpected Bus Drama

  • The proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) declared a sit-at-home order on Thursday, May 30, and a lady braved the odds to travel on that day
  • According to the Nigerian lady, it was her first time travelling on a sit-at-home day and shared an incident which happened on a bus she boarded
  • She captured a heated exchange between two female passengers and shared her thoughts on the dramatic moment

A Nigerian lady who travelled on May 30, which the proscribed IPOB group declared a sit-at-home day, has shared her experience online.

The high point of @lilianrapheals's road trip was an incident between two female passengers on her bus.

Lady who travelled by road on sit-at-home day shares dramatic incident that happened
Two women fought each other on the bus. Photo Credit: @lilianrapheals
Source: TikTok

@lilianrapheals noted that it was her first time travelling on a sit-at-home day and it was made memorable by the fight between two female passengers.

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"First time travelling on a sit at home day Na so so ah ah ah ah i was just shouting.
"Dis woman was pained already her husband lost his phone plus the issue at hand she had to let it out," her TikTok clip was captioned.

In the clip, two women who sat close to each other fought themselves and refused to be separated by people present. One of the women's husbands tried to intervene to no avail.

According to @lilianrapheals, the women fought over seat space.

Still on the sit-at-home, President Tinubu had given a matching order to soldiers over the killing in Abia State.

Watch the video below:

Lady's sit-at-home video generates buzz

_ruteenah said:

"Everybody get wetin dey do am for this country."

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Pheonix said:

"I still dey try understand how sit at home take start this fight."

Amenze said:

"Pls someone tell me why I am laughing so hard."

cebe.mk said:

"Dah other woman nah my Ex Mama, nah so them dey do for their family."

S said:

"Naso I travel yesterday…police just dey search search me up and down."

ifedinma said:

"Me wey no sabi fight.
"I avoid fight with everything in me but if u hear me boast u go think say I fit kii person."

Heavenly said:

"I Dy very sure say na that woman with yellow start the fight."

UGOCHINYERE said:

"Dem suppose leave dem make dem fight, thanks for capturing this awesome moment."

WAEC candidates disguise themselves to boycott Sit-at-Home order

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that WAEC candidates in Anambra disguised as water fetchers to get to school.

The proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) had declared a sit-at-home order in commemoration of the Biafra Day. As reported by the Nigerian Tribune, some WAEC candidates disguised themselves as water fetchers to beat IPOB’s sit-at-home order.

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Some of the students carried empty gallons and others buckets on their heads, pretending to be going to fetch water. They later entered their schools, where they changed into their school uniforms for the WAEC exam.

Proofread by Kola Muhammed, a journalist and copyeditor at Legit.ng

Source: Legit.ng

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