In a chilling account shared on the Lucky Udu Experience, a young lady identified as S. Tarh narrated how she narrowly escaped what appeared to be an organ-harvesting attempt at a hotel in Delta State.
She explained that she was traveling from Port Harcourt to Benin for her final examinations but was delayed by heavy flooding, which forced passengers to cross into Bayelsa by boat before getting into Delta. By the time she arrived at Ughelli Roundabout, it was already past 1 a.m., and she decided to spend the night at a nearby hotel.
Tarh said she set her alarm for 4:25 a.m. and arranged with a driver to pick her up at 5 a.m. At dawn, she called the hotel reception to request tissue paper, which was brought up to her room.
But while taking her bath in the early hours of the morning, she suddenly noticed a shocking sight through the mirror — a hotel staff standing silently behind her in the room.
“So I screamed and I shouted, ‘What are you doing in my room? What are you doing here? How did you get into my room?’ I looked toward the door and the card was still intact. By the way, I bolted the knob when I entered, and the man asked me, ‘Can you see me?’ I said, ‘Hell yeah, I can see you very clearly. What are you doing in my room?’ He then started saying that he saw somebody and something just made him stunned in the mirror and he couldn’t move, and all of that. I should please not kill him.”