So today I'm going to be talking about the time when I witnessed someone dying in front
of me, like right in front of my eyes.
Now, if you are the type of person to get grossed out really easily, do not watch this
video because it's very graphic and I'm sorry but if you get grossed out easily, don't watch
this video.
Every person that I've told this story to in real life they like cringed because it's
disgusting, like just imagining it is disgusting.
So on a video that I did earlier on this channel it's called my roommate horror story, I will
link it down below, but basically i talked about my time at boarding school in Nigeria,
and I mentioned on that video that so many other things happened in that time at that
boarding school, so this is one of the other things that happened while I was at Nigeria.
Let's get on with the story.
My sister my cousin and I and my uncle, we were all sitting inside the car and we were
driving to school.
At that boarding school we went to my grandmas house every single weekend so it was I believe
a monday and we were driving back to that school.
from my grandmas house.
So on this specific day, there was so much traffic.
Like we were like why is there so much traffic you know cuz of course there's usually a lot
of traffic, but on this specific day like the traffic was unbearable.
There were so many cars on the road and we were like whats going on?
Now, we were driving right?
And then there was this motorcycle. in Nigeria, there are motorcycles that are basically taxis.
They drive people around.
They take people to their destinations.
And they're called ocada.
So basically, you know, ocada is like the taxi system In Nigeria so we all knew about
it.
And fun fact, my sister my cousin and I actually wanted to ride an ocada until we saw what
happened here.
So basically, this ocada, the driver was driving a little too fast and the roads are rocky,
And it's a motorcycle.
Like it's not a car.
You're not steady.
The motorcycle has liiterally two wheels.
It's not steady.
When you drive too fast and it like hits a rock, you're more likely to jump and flip
over than if you were in a car.
So that's exactly what happened to that motorcycle.
The driver was driving too fast, hit a rock, and it just flipped over, and basically, the
person in that ocada, he fell out.
now it wasn't just your regular fall.
Because remember, he was driving really fast so it wasn't a regular fall.
He flipped over, the motorcycle just was done with.
The man smashed his head onto the ground.
Now remember, the roads are rocky.
He smashed his head onto the ground.
His head, literally, guys this is the disgusting part ok.
This guys head ripped off his head.
Literally around here, around his eye, all the way here, ripped off like this.
And his skin, all that skin that ripped off and like a chunk of i don't know the thing
that's under your skin, it was hanging, like it was hanging.
And you could see his skull.
And you could see the blood oozing down his face.
And his skin hanging off his skull like... it was so nasty.
It was so nasty.
And he was just sitting there.
He was sitting there all calmly like nothing happened.
I think there's a medical term for it, when you experience like a big dramatic injury
and you don't feel it, like I don't know the term, but that's literally what happened.
It seemed like he didn't know what happened to him.
He was just sitting there smoothly, calmly, like nothing was happening and the reason
why there was so much traffic was because people were literally watching him.
Anyways, so like I said before, we were in Nigeria so I did not know the number for the
police or the cops or anything and the cops in Nigeria, if you're Nigerian you already
know this.
The cops in Nigeria are no help at all.
So like we didn't know what to do I didn't know what to do I didn't know to call the
cops or anything so that's why there was so much traffic.
People were looking at this.
He flipped, blah blah blah and whatever.
Like there was traffic before, but the traffic increased like it was already a busy day because
it was a monday and there was school and people were rushing to school and everything, but
after that happened, the traffic just increased.
People were just sitting there what's it called?
rubbernecking?
I think it's rubbernecking.
Yeah they were rubbernecking.
I think that's what it's called.
Watch me be so totally wrong imma look it up after I film this but i think it's rubbernecking.
So yeah.
The man was literally sitting on the ground, no one was calling the cops, no one got out
of their car to help him, everyone was just staring at them.
When I was in Nigeria, I was in like 8th grade, so like i didn't know all that stuff like
I didn't know what to do.
Most of the people, they didn't do anything because it was just shocking.
Most people have never seen anything like that before.
For a little kid to see that, it's like what?
It's so disgusting and traumatizing.
i didn't know what to do.
I wasn't thinking about the cops, I was thinking about what I just witnessed, like what I just
saw.
Very very very nasty.
By the time we passed where he was and we couldn't see him anymore, he looked like slouched
over cuz he was loosing a lot of blood.
I think if anything, he died from blood loss because he was loosing so much blood.
He was still like, he still looked alive but he just looked like he was in a really bad
condition.
I don't know if he's alive or not today, so I'm just gonna assume that he didn't make
it just because he was loosing so much blood and no one was helping him, and there was
so much traffic so I don't even know how the cops would've gotten to him.
Even if someone called the cops, the cops, I don't know how they would've gotten to him
because it was just so much traffic.
There were so many cars everywhere, on both sides of the road.
So yeah that was probably like the most disgusting thing I witnessed.
The second most disgusting thing I witnessed actually imma talk about it in this video
too because it's not long enough for it's own video so imma just talk about it here.
So basically I was with my friends.
I was in middle school and I was with my friends and basically, there was this guy who was
sitting by the bus stop and he had blood all over his face like he literally had blood
all over his face like I don't even know where it came from.
He was just bloody.
Like it looked like either he was bleeding profusely and blood was all over his face
or he had just stabbed someone and murdered someone and their blood splashed all over
his face.
And he was just sitting as calm as a man can be like nothing had happened.
And me and my friends we were freaking out.
Everyone around us was freaking out like why is this man bleeding.
People were asking him are you ok are you ok but he wasn't answering like he looked
like either he just was in shock or like he did something really bad so we were so like
scared.
We were like why is he bleeding so much?
So the place where we were, theres so many cops standing around, but me and my friends
we were like, ok this is back in the day where we didn't have the little touch screen phones.
We didn't have touch screen phones back in the day ok?
We had to press the actual buttons ok?
We had buttons on our phones.
So my friend gave me her phone and she was like, ok you call 911 i don't wanna call 911.
None of us have ever called 911 before so we were like ok they were all like you call
911 so i was like ok fine, ill call 911.
So, she gave me her phone.
I didn't know how to use her phone i was so confused i was like, what do I do?
how do i use this? and i was so confused so i pressed 9 1 but it wasnt showing up on the
phone so i was like, why isn't it showing.
so i pressed 911 and then it finally showed up and it showed up as 91911 because I pressed
it twice and I was like i'm so confused and I was like I don't know how to do this and
I was so nervous and I didn't know how to use the phone so it was like a combination
of being nervous and not knowing how to use the phone that just made me so nervous.
It was bad.
And I didn't know how to press backspace so I was like ok, what do I do?
Your phone's not working.
So finally since there's cops like all around the place where we were, like where the man
was, one lady like one older lady that was more mature than us, she ran across the street
and she got the cops.
She was like, look at that man, he's bleeding.
So
the cops came, and they dealt with him.
The ambulance came blah blah blah blah blah.
So that was it yeah.
See that story wasn't long at all.
That couldn't fit into it's own video like that would be so unnecessary.
But yeah.
That was like really like creepy like cuz literally we saw his face and we didn't see
a cut on his face and it was definitely blood like even the adults knew it was blood cuz
it was blood so me as a little kid, I was freaking out because i was thinking oh my
god. this guy just killed someone.
he's crazy he just killed someone, he's waiting to kill us, he's gonna kill us, we need to
get out of here like why does he have blood all over his face like what's gonna happen
to us.
i was so scared.
Anyways, so I hope you guys enjoyed this video.
Stay tuned for my next video, and if you made it to the end and you are not annoyed with
me yet, god bless you!
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