A Nigerian lady has captured the attention of many online after revealing what her security man unbelievably did to the 20 litres of fuel she entrusted to him.
The lady, identified as @thereal_faith01 on TikTok, narrated that she bought the fuel for personal use but later decided to travel.
Because there was a steady power supply at the time, she didn’t need the fuel immediately, so she handed it over to her security man.
According to her, she instructed him to either keep the fuel safe or sell it to any neighbour in need for ₦15,000, the market value for 20 litres.
No Update, Just Silence
While away, she expected to receive an update if the fuel had been sold, but no message or call came from her security man.
Assuming the fuel was still intact, she returned home days later without suspecting anything.
However, things took an unexpected turn when she noticed the fuel was no longer where she had kept it.
On asking, the security man told her he had stored it in his room for safekeeping.
Shocking Discovery During Generator Servicing
The real shock came when a technician came to service her generator and asked for the fuel.
Since the security man was not around, she went to his post and picked up the container herself.
As the technician poured the fuel into the generator, he noticed it contained water. To confirm, they emptied it into a white bowl and to her shock, it was mostly water.
Security Man Feigns Ignorance
When confronted, the lady said the security man acted as though he knew nothing.
In her words: “What would you do if you found out your security mixed your fuel with water?”
“Before I travelled, I bought 20 litres of fuel and didn’t use any of it because there was light all through. I told my security to watch out for neighbours with generators in case they wanted to buy fuel. I asked him to sell mine for ₦15,000 since that’s the value for 20 litres, and he agreed.
Since I didn’t hear from him, I assumed the fuel was intact. When I got back, I noticed the fuel wasn’t where it was supposed to be. When I asked him, he said he kept it inside his room.
Yesterday, I called someone to service my generator, and he asked me to bring the fuel. When I called the security to get it, he wasn’t around, so I went to his post and picked it up myself. As the technician poured the fuel into the generator, we noticed water inside. We poured it into a white bowl, and it was full of water. When I confronted him, he acted like he didn’t know what I was talking about.”
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@thereal_faith01 Did he sell from the fuel and mix the rest with water? The rest of the fuel is not even up to 6 litres! What would you do or how would you handle this if you were in my shoes? #storytime #reallifestory #relatablestory #lifeinnigeria
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