Lady Reacts After Food She Was Cooking Outside Hostel Room Suddenly 'Disappears'
- A Nigerian lady, Tifemi, was taken aback after finding out that someone had stolen the food she was still cooking
- Narrating the horrible incident, Tifemi said that she decided to cook outside her room because the inside was stuffy
- Many tweeps in her comment section narrated the same experience they also had to deal with in hostels as students
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A Nigerian lady identified as Tifemi has taken to Twitter to narrate her ordeal of how she just suddenly could not find her food.
According to her, she took her camp cylinder outside her hostel room because of the heat inside to make some noodles.
After adding some spices and oil to the food, the lady went in to return them. On coming out to check her meal, the whole noodles were gone, scooped out of her pot.
Tifemi shared a picture of the frying pan that only had a few strands of the noodles left. The student vowed to escalate the matter the following day.
See her post below:
As of the time of writing this report, her tweet has over 1,000 retweets with more than 2,000 likes.
Below are some of the reactions to her post:
@accoladehh said:
"This reminds me of Akindeko hostel (FUTA) block C to be precise. You'd be cooking your beans jejely, another person would be the one to add pepper, palm oil and salt. Before you know what's going on, your beans is gone. I missed those days mehn."
Source: UGC
@VickyShegzy said:
"Ogogo said "gbogbo wa la ma je breakfast" he didn't mention dinner."
@portharcort said:
"The person no even allow the indomie water to dry sef. E collect am like that."
@alte_native said:
"Lol, for poly Ibadan? omo na regular something, we go laugh about am cos the next day we go do the person back or persons sha."
@sire_breezy said:
"Unilag boys! You can never catch us slacking like this. Carry everything you want to use at once, cos even your undone beans, they'll carry it for you and finish cooking in their room."
Meanwhile, Briefly.co.za earlier reported that Minister Faith Mazibuko recently headed to Twitter to share that a truck along with a large container filled with counterfeit goods that travelled from Mozambique into SA were seized by the South African Police Service at a warehouse in Crownmines, Johannesburg yesterday.
"A horse and trailer truck from Mozambique and a 40 feet container, both filled with bales containing counterfeit branded bags, purses, shoes, perfumes, etc, were confiscated by SAPS VISPOL members at a warehouse in Crown Mine last night. 8 suspects were arrested," she tweeted.
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Source: Briefly News
