Nigerian Prankster Rewards Okada Rider with N160,000 After N200 Fare Test
Prankster Rewards Okada Rider N160,000 After N200 Fare Test

A Nigerian content creator known as Softj_prank conducted a social experiment on okada riders at a motorcycle taxi stand in the Ajah/Lekki area of Lagos, resulting in a heartwarming display of generosity that has gone viral on social media.

Prank Setup: Stranded with Only N200

In a video posted on July 2, 2026, the creator, wearing a cream shirt and tan flat cap, approached a commercial bike rider pretending to be stranded with only N200 in his pocket. He requested a ride to Ajah, a long-distance destination, but the rider immediately declined, stating, “That place dey far. I cannot carry you.”

After the rejection, an older rider in a white polo shirt agreed to take him despite the meager fare. This act of compassion set the stage for the prank's climax.

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Hidden Camera Reveal and Surprise Reward

Once seated, the creator dropped the act and pointed to a hidden camera, explaining his true motive: “I just say let me test you. I was looking for the kind person to help me.” He then pulled out a thick wad of cash totaling N160,000 and handed it to the rider. Overwhelmed, the rider dropped to his knees in gratitude before embracing the creator as bystanders watched in disbelief.

The emotional shift from an ordinary, frustrating okada errand to a moment of surprising generosity has resonated with viewers, drawing widespread attention online.

Online Reactions to the Kindness Test

The video sparked a wave of comments, with many users defending the riders who declined. Anthony Ocran remarked, “This doesn't mean the first guy is bad.” Another user, He's Kellz??, added, “The first guy fit still don help people you no know.. what if he already had a bad day?” Hairvendor in Lagos ELESHIN commented, “The money wasn’t meant for the first person in the first place. My miracle will never pass me in Jesus name.”

This prank follows a trend of social experiments by Nigerian content creators testing kindness in everyday situations.

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