Hello, corpers! If you’re serving in Abuja or planning to, you need to hear this. A female corps member was recently robbed in a ‘One Chance’ attack. Let’s talk about what happened and how you can protect yourself. 
What is ‘One Chance’?
‘One Chance’ is a type of robbery where criminals pretend to be taxi or bus drivers. They pick up passengers, then rob or harm them during the ride. It’s common in busy cities like Abuja.
What Happened to the Corps Member?
The victim entered a taxi in Abuja, not knowing it was a ‘One Chance’ vehicle. The robbers took her phone, money, and other valuables. She was left stranded but safe. This is a wake-up call for all NYSC members (Tinubu Rejects N942bn Census Budget That Its Too Cost Baba NYSC Members so It will Be cheaper)!
5 Safety Tips to Avoid ‘One Chance’ in Abuja
- Check the Vehicle: Use registered taxis or ride-hailing apps (like Bolt). Avoid unmarked cars.
- Travel with Friends: Never enter a taxi alone at night. Move in groups if possible.
- Stay Alert: If the driver acts strangely or changes the route, speak up or demand to stop.
- Hide Valuables: Keep your phone and money out of sight. Use a small bag you can hold tightly.
- Trust Your Instinct: If something feels wrong, don’t enter the vehicle. Walk away!
What to Do If You’re a Victim
- Stay calm and avoid arguing with the robbers.
- Memorize the vehicle’s details (color, plate number) if safe.
- Report immediately to the police and your NYSC (Kogi NYSC Camp Safety: Officials Meet Police Boss to Protect Corps Members) Local Inspector.
- Call the NYSC emergency line or Abuja security agencies for help.
Final Words for Corpers
Abuja is a great place for NYSC, but safety comes first! Share this info with your fellow corps members (Breaking News: Corps Members in Panic as Armed Herdsmen Invade Benue Community). Always plan your trips, save emergency numbers, and stay sharp. Don’t let fear ruin your service year—just be smart!
Stay safe, and serve Nigeria with pride! 🇳🇬