Lady recounts 7:25 am robbery encounter where she was forced to choose between her life and valuables

A lady shared a terrifying encounter with highway robbers at 7:25 a.m. when she was forced to choose between her life and her valuables, including her iPhone, under the threat of a gun and knife. The incident took place along the Ijaye/Ajala road, and she recounted the experience on her social media platform, X (formerly Twitter).

In her post, she explained the traumatic event in detail, stating that the robbers, who were armed and threatening her at gunpoint, gave her the harrowing choice between her life and her belongings. Ultimately, she had to choose her life, and they proceeded to take her iPhone, iPad, and other items.

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She wrote: “Exactly around 7:25 a.m. – 7:30 a.m. today, along Ijaye/Ajala road. Highway robbers/one-chance people made me choose between my life or valuables… at gun and knife point, I had to choose my life.” Her message conveyed both shock and relief as she recounted how she narrowly escaped a dangerous situation.

Despite the shock, she didn’t give up on tracking her stolen belongings. The lady managed to use her stolen iPhone to track the robbers’ location and discovered that the phone was in the Iba Badagry area. She also mentioned that while she had successfully locked the device, the robbers had trouble accessing it fully. She mentioned that she was trying to use her iPad to track down her stolen iPhone along with money they had taken.

In her plea, she shared how important her stolen documents were and sought help from the public to recover them. “We have been trying to use my iPad to track down my iPhone they took alongside money. The phone is in the Iba Badagry area; they haven’t been able to access it properly after we managed to lock it,” she stated. She further said, “They tried accessing my Gmail and accounts, but we have those locked and retrieved already. Please, I don’t know how y’all can help me, but I am traumatized and in shock. I have a lot of important documents on that phone, please X, help me retrieve them.”

As she shared her experience on X, many concerned users flooded the comments section with their reactions and offers of help. Some offered advice on how to secure her accounts further, while others sympathized with her ordeal.

See some reactions below:

@_MzJayde: “Omo so sorry …try and block all your bank accounts n you can disable the phone from your iCloud.”

@Pearlskitchen4: “Oh God. Thank God for life baby, hopefully you get your phone back. This boys can never make it in life.”

@AWholeSalmanPR: “I’m so sorry dear. Omo.. This is not an experience i wish for anybody. Really traumatic.”

@Miraclejoe17: “Omo 😩😩😩🥹🥹sorry about that so sorry ! We thank God for life ! That side ehn! That naija self no safe again.”

@tweetsbyzyl: “I’m sorry this happened to you, I pray you recover all that was stolen from you.”

@TemmyCakes_: “Oh my goodness. I’m so sorry. I hope you recover your properties 🙏🙏 Omo this early morning.”

@YusufOlatunjiA_: “If the SIM on that phone is in anyway linked to your Bank or it’s your sim used for BVN, quickly go lock all of your accounts. These guys are syndicates. Any phone stolen at gun point/one chance from Kola – Iyana Ipaja are mostly taken towards this direction. Locking it’s enough!”

@__Adeyemi: “Mann glad you’re safe. This is why you should always back up every important thing on your phone, hope everyone learns from this.”

@tolamile: “Firstly thank God you’re safe. Alhamdulillah for that. After few years now they’ll come out saying they’ve repented and accepted whatsoever they’ll believe as their igba nd awo forgetting the forever trauma they’ve left in their victims.”

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