A prank video has gone viral, showing a Nigerian lady experiencing a severe health scare.
The video, which has garnered millions of views, captures the moment when the unsuspecting woman, seated in the front passenger seat of a car, becomes the target of a horrifying prank.
In the footage, the lady is seen conversing casually when her demeanour abruptly shifts from calm to sheer panic.
Her terror is triggered by the sudden appearance of a hooded individual emerging from the back seat, seemingly attempting to suffocate the driver with a handkerchief.
The intensity of the scene escalates as the woman screams for help, unaware that the entire scenario is a staged prank.
The shock and fright from the orchestrated scene led to the woman experiencing severe palpitations, a precursor to a heart attack.
The video has ignited a firestorm of reactions from viewers, highlighting the dangers and ethical concerns surrounding such pranks.
Eno Beké Ikwen: “Instead of fighting the intruder to save the man, you are squealing.”
Chijioke Anumba: “My wife has a heart problem. Just open my profile and see her. In case you come across her with a prank, don’t, I repeat don’t, because even if she survives it, your life will never be the same and that will be credited to me.”
Nwachukwu Iyke: “This prank was taken too far.”
Alimamy Bangura: “The way to call for help in that situation is to try to pull off the attacker’s hand while calling for help.”
The incident has raised significant concerns about the potential consequences of extreme pranks, especially given the varying health conditions of unsuspecting victims.
