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😨 I Saw an Aboki Use Jazz to Steal a Man’s Manhood in Abuja — Until I Found Out the Truth

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  • Ellwahid
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    This life no balance o 😩

    I swear I’m still shaking as I write this...

     

    So I was in Wuse 2, Abuja, chilling with my guy when we saw this Aboki man in white kaftan. He was just moving mad — touching guys and they start shouting:

     

    > “My thing don disappear! My thing don vanish ooo!”

     

     

     

    One fine big man, with gold chain and all, was walking confidently. The Aboki touched him slightly and BOOM — the man fell to his knees screaming:

     

    > “Ahhh! My joystick is gone!! Somebody help me!!!” 😭😭😭

     

     

     

    People gathered, shouting:

     

    > “Catch am! Him dey collect manhood!! Ritualist!!”

     

     

     

    I saw one stubborn guy (looked like a soldier) try to confront the Aboki…

    Next thing, he also started shouting:

     

    > “Ahh! My preeq! My preeq!!” 😱

     

     

     

    At that point I wanted to faint.

     

     

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    We chased the Aboki like madmen.

    One woman even removed her slippers and joined the chase barefoot 😭

    Market women were praying in tongues.

     

    But just as we cornered the guy near a Keke stand, someone screamed:

     

    > “🎬 CUT!!! That’s perfect!”

     

     

     

    I was confused. CUT what?

     

    Suddenly, a boom mic came down from the tree.

    Camera crew came out of nowhere. Someone yelled:

     

    > “Director say we go use that last take for the final scene.”

     

     

     

    Turns out… it was a MOVIE SHOOT.

    A skit. A film. Na acting.

     

     

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    Bro, I nearly cry.

    I had already called my mum to say goodbye. 😭

     

     

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    > 🤣 Moral of the story:

    If you ever see an Aboki man touching people in town… wait 5 seconds before running. E fit be film. E fit be jazz. Life na dice 🎲

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