- Nollywood actress Adunni Ade has expressed her frustration over an alleged theft involving a driver from InDrive, a ride-hailing and delivery service.
Adunni Ade, a prominent actress in Nollywood, has expressed her dissatisfaction regarding a purported theft involving a driver associated with the ride-hailing and delivery platform, InDrive.
Adunni Ade wrote;
”@indrive.ng I have contacted you for hours but no response. One of your drivers has stolen my package.
He ended the trip before getting to me and has refused to pick up. He called me to inform me he was at my estate and needed a code, I proceeded to send an access code.Almost 30 mins later, he still had not arrived so I contacted the sender via dm @atuchewoman who confirmed he had delivered.
I Immediately informed her this wasn’t accurate and proceeded to call him back myself.
He claimed she imputed a wrong address and I told him this is incorrect as she is someone who delivers to me on a regular.
I asked why he ended the trip and all hell broke loose from there. He isn’t picking up anymore.
Francis njoku is his name! 0905 740 2747bY’all please CALL THIS THIEF!!! Please tag @indrive.ng @indrive he has refused to deliver or return to the [email protected] I have waited hours for you to respond! Your driver ended my delivery and has ran off with my package!!! Respond to your dm or we go the cr*zy route”
In other news, A Nigerian lady caused a stir on social media when her iPhone fell into a deep well during a TikTok challenge.
She posted several videos on her TikTok page showing the incident. In one video, she held her phone and charger, opened the well, and plugged in the charger while the phone dangled.
The phone then unexpectedly dropped into the well. In a follow-up video, she hired someone to retrieve the soaked phone, which she later put in a bowl of rice to dry it out.