Lady Shares Funny Experience Of Meeting Waybilled 14-Year-Old Boy

• She posted the amusing details on her page on X (formerly Twitter).

• She started by saying that she made a new friend on the train when the boy, traveling by himself, came up to her and made her laugh a lot.

A Nigerian lady shared a funny story about meeting a 14-year-old boy who was waybilled by his parents.

She posted the amusing details on her page on X (formerly Twitter).

She started by saying that she made a new friend on the train when the boy, traveling by himself, came up to her and made her laugh a lot.

She mentioned that she was sitting peacefully when the boy asked if he could sit next to her.

Although she was initially busy with her phone, her curiosity led her to strike up a conversation with him.

She recounted: “I’ve made a new friend. He’s 14, traveling alone, and he’s so funny 🤣😭. He carried himself from standard to business class to look for an empty seat, and I rate it like mad😭.”

The conversation took a humorous turn when she asked about his parents. The boy replied, “I’m traveling alone with a policeman. They waybilled me.” She burst into laughter at his candid response.

She also mentioned how the child entertained her with his humorous quips, adding:

“The people they’re waybilling him to will pick him up from the train station.”

She offered to purchase him shawarma at one point, but the youngster insisted that the police officer accompanying him try it first.

“He went and came back saying, ‘The man said he will taste it first.’ I just kept laughing. Only me and this small pikin,” she wrote.

The post rapidly grabbed attention online, eliciting responses from readers who crowded the comment section with their perspectives on the humorous incident.

See some reactions below:

@style_godd: “Things I love to see. Children will just be pressing somebody mumu button anyhow.”

@Ochanyaene: “What a cute interaction.”

@momentswtbreezy: “But na waynill dem waybill am sha.”

@Dtheemenace: “I hope you didn’t pay his transport fare.”

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