In recent years, one-chance bus operators have become a common threat on the streets of Nigeria. They prey on unsuspecting commuters who fall victim to their criminal activities. These criminals usually pose as commercial bus drivers or passengers. Then they rob their victims at gunpoint, beat them up, and dump them on the road after taking all their valuables.
One victim of these one-chance bus operators is a woman whose sister took to Twitter to narrate her harrowing ordeal. According to the Twitter post, the criminals picked her up before 6 am. They beat her up before dropping her at Ikeja after taking everything she had with her. The victim’s family received a call at 6 am, informing them of the attack.
The woman was rushed to a private hospital, where first aid was administered before she was referred to a general hospital. At the general hospital, the medics discovered that the criminals had poured a substance into her eyes. This substance made her unable to see. They are now fighting to save her sight, which has been severely affected by the attack.
This incident is just one of many cases of one-chance bus operator attacks that have been reported in Nigeria.
These criminals have become a menace on the streets, and commuters are urged to be cautious when boarding commercial buses. The Nigerian government has also been called upon to take urgent steps to address the rising cases of one-chance bus operator attacks. Many innocent lives have been lost or forever changed as a result of these criminal activities.
As we navigate our daily lives, we must remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to protect ourselves from these criminals. It’s important to be aware of your surroundings and avoid boarding commercial buses alone. Especially in the early hours of the morning. The rise of one-chance bus operators is a cause for concern, but together, we can work towards a safer and more secure society.
