A viral video has surfaced online showing a Nigerian lady being caught in Ghana allegedly stealing an iPhone 13 Pro Max, igniting a storm of reactions across social media.
The incident was captured and shared on TikTok, where the woman was seen being confronted by locals. The video has generated widespread attention, sparking debates about public shaming, national image, and the ethics of filming alleged suspects.
Many Nigerians have expressed outrage over how the situation was handled, with some accusing the video’s uploader of exploitation. A TikTok user, @Btwinslosh, commented, “My instinct is telling me they set this girl up,” while @FluxyBabe wrote, “If nah your sister, you go get mind record her and post?” Another viewer, @EminentIsong, added, “Is she the first or is she going to be the last? Why post her here?”
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Public sentiment remains divided — while some condemned the alleged theft, others defended the woman’s right to privacy and dignity, especially given the sensitive nature of the accusation.
As of now, no official statement has been released by authorities in Ghana regarding the incident.
The video highlights ongoing tensions about how alleged crimes involving Nigerians abroad are portrayed online, and whether the focus is on justice or shaming.
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