A young lady was beaten up by angry mobs after a baby fell off her hands at a bus stop.
A report by Twitter user @shesamale claimed that the young lady had assisted a mother carrying her child inside a public bus after she asked her to.
Shesamale said she was first approached by the mother but she turned down the request, and the mother had to approach someone else.
Just as they were about to alight from the bus, the baby fell and died instantly. The mother claimed that the young lady had done something to her child.
Angry mobs gathered at the scene and beat up the young lady whose hands the child fell off from.
Reactions as baby falls from lady’s hands at bus stop
Portharcourt Batman said:
“Truth is, once you’re out in public, mind your business. Invest in earpiece and glasses, e dey save many things.”
Kay Kayode wrote:
“I always reject it. I helped one woman lap her daughter one time. She soaked my cloth with more than one litre of urine. Small sorry she didn’t say. They just got down and moved. Adult like me was sitting there with a trouser soaked in pee. I didn’t even know how to feel.”
Agboola Starr commented:
“That’s crazy. It’s probably a scam. That woman will be forced to drop a huge sum of money and then the child would get up after certain conditions are met. Someone had a similar experience with these kinda people one time. Although I may be wrong. Thank God you didn’t fall for it.”
TherealBorme added:
“I remember the one that was telling her child “sit on this uncle’s leg”.. I just remove my leg and the child fell.”
See tweet below:
one time,a woman pleaded with me to help lap one of her kids cos we was to alight at the same b/stop and i refused,she asked another woman and she agreed(even eyeing me sorta)long story short,we all got down from the bus and the child the woman helped with fell and died. https://t.co/eNNdYPiaSd
— Lolu Lols°♧🧚♀️ (@shesamale) September 23, 2022
Source: Legit.ng
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