A Nigerian lady has shared a deeply saddening story about two SS1 students who tragically lost their lives in Delta State after visiting a hotel. According to reports, the girls were allegedly used for ritual purposes by suspected yahoo boys.
The heart-wrenching account was posted in a video on TikTok, where the lady narrated how the two students deceived their parents by claiming they were heading to school. However, instead of attending school, they packed house clothes in their bags and secretly went to meet some yahoo boys at a hotel.
According to the narration, after spending time at the hotel with the men, the girls indulged in a shopping spree before attempting to return home. However, during their journey, tragedy struck when one of the girls suddenly collapsed and died inside a tricycle.
In the viral post, the lady wrote: “Two SS1 students have passed away in the hands of yahoo boys, used to renew their wealth.”
She further explained: “This unfortunate incident took place in Asaba, Delta State. The girls misled their parents into believing they were going to school, but instead, they went to a hotel where they had been invited by some men.”
Continuing the narration, she stated: “These young girls received invitations from some guys who promised them money, expensive gifts, and a luxurious shopping experience. Excited by the offer, they packed house clothes in their bags, left home dressed in their school uniforms, and later changed to casual clothes to avoid suspicion.”
“Following their time at the hotel and shopping spree, one of the girls suddenly collapsed while they were on their way back home. The second girl, in shock, began to scream for help and admitted that they had been at the hotel with some men. However, she soon started shaking uncontrollably and suffered violent seizures.”
Efforts were made to rush the second girl to the hospital, but tragically, she did not survive the journey and passed away before receiving medical attention.
As the story spread across social media, it triggered a wave of emotional reactions from concerned individuals who took to the comment section to express their thoughts, concerns, and sympathies.
See some reactions below:
Michael Matthew: “This should serve as a lesson to those who are still alive. I hope others will learn from this tragedy.”
MREBL: “My neighbor is just 16 years old, and she is already engaging with older men who are way beyond her father’s age.”
Samuel Sammy: “Saidaboj will probably recruit more students to replace them. 😁😁”
user4061359239612: “When a society prioritizes money above all else, the younger generation will continue to suffer the consequences.”
Obiorah James: “She finally got to date a rich guy.”
Brown: “My ex was almost involved in something similar 😒. I just pray my prayers continue to protect her 💯🙏.”
Joshua Ochuko: “Una don start again ohh! Every yahoo boy must be held accountable.”
Solomon Williams Egboro: “The love of money 💰 is the root of all evil.”
El-B: “Na money them dey find na.”
Tegaton: “Serves them right. When you try to advise these teenagers, they never listen.”
Prince Johnson Friday Mark: “Many students are in similar situations… Only God can save them.”
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