A Nigerian lady recently shared a hilarious story on her social media platform X (formerly Twitter) about an encounter with a 14-year-old boy who was waybilled by his parents.
The lady recounted the amusing experience of meeting the boy during a train ride. She explained that she was calmly seated when the boy, traveling alone, approached her and asked to sit beside her. At first, she was preoccupied with her phone, but eventually, curiosity took over, prompting her to engage him in conversation.
She shared that the boy was not only funny but had also made a bold move by switching from the standard class to the business class to find an empty seat. She was impressed by his confidence and humor and described the situation as, “I’ve made a new friend. He’s 14, traveling alone, and he’s so funny 🤣😭. He carried himself from standard to business class to look for an empty seat, and I rate it like mad😭.”
The conversation took an even funnier turn when she asked the boy about his parents. The boy casually responded, saying, “I’m traveling alone with a policeman. They waybilled me.” This candid reply left the lady in stitches, and she couldn’t help but laugh at his honesty and the unusual situation he found himself in.
She went on to share how the boy continued to entertain her with his funny remarks. One of the highlights was when she mentioned that the people he was being waybilled to would pick him up at the train station. The boy’s quick response added to the laughter, as he said, “The people they’re waybilling him to will pick him up from the train station.”
At one point, the lady offered to buy the boy some shawarma. However, the boy humorously stated that the policeman accompanying him would need to taste it first before he could have any. The lady shared how the boy returned, saying, “He went and came back saying, ‘The man said he will taste it first.’ I just kept laughing. Only me and this small pikin.”
The funny and heartwarming encounter quickly gained traction on social media, with users flooding the comment section to share their thoughts and reactions. The post became widely shared, with many expressing how amusing the interaction was.
See some reactions below:
@style_godd: “Things I love to see. Children will just be pressing somebody mumu button anyhow.”
@Ochanyaene: “What a cute interaction.”
@momentswtbreezy: “But na waynill dem waybill am sha.”
@Dtheemenace: “I hope you didn’t pay his transport fare.”
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