A young Nigerian woman has shared a heartbreaking story on social media after a driver she entrusted with goods for her parents disappeared with the items. The incident, which occurred in Ibadan, has sparked widespread anger and sympathy online.
The Heartbreaking Disappearance in Ibadan
The lady, who goes by the handle @Phinesmiles on social media, narrated how she gave a driver named Mayowa three bags of rice and a carton of soap to deliver to her parents. To ensure a smooth delivery, she even gave him extra money for transport. However, the driver allegedly sold the goods, blocked her phone number, and vanished.
The emotional toll was severe, as she revealed her father was left stressed from repeatedly expecting the delivery and calling the driver, only to be disappointed. Her post, which has since gone viral, captured the raw frustration and betrayal she felt.
A Vow for Justice and Online Reactions
In her determined post, the lady vowed to track down the driver, Mayowa. She declared, "Mayowa, you will know why they say fear women. I will find you, and I won't take a refund." She emphasized her resolve by adding, "He done block me. I done barely cope for the year. I will have his time."
The story triggered a flood of reactions from netizens, many condemning the act as pure wickedness. User @Dollar_baby_Dee commented, "He deserves everything you do to him, Some Nigerians are wicked." Another user, @apoke886, echoed the sentiment, asking, "This is bad nah....why are some Nigerians so heartless and wicked."
Some users questioned why the lady did not immediately share the driver's contact details to help apprehend him. User @itrackNG pointedly asked, "What exactly is the point of posting about a theft when you’re protecting the thief ? Just attention ??" Others, like @IdowuPonle16040, were ready to take collective action, suggesting, "Can you share his contact here? Let's bombard his phone with curses."
A Broader Pattern of Distrust
This incident highlights a recurring issue of trust and safety when using informal delivery services in Nigeria. The lady's painful experience resonates with many who have faced similar betrayals. It serves as a stark reminder of the risks involved and has sparked a broader conversation about accountability and the lengths people will go to seek justice when wronged.
The story was shared on December 25, 2025, and quickly became a trending topic, drawing attention to the vulnerabilities faced by individuals in everyday transactions. As the search for the driver named Mayowa continues, the online community remains engaged, offering both support to the victim and condemnation for the alleged theft.
