“I can’t stop shaking…” — Man recounts how a lady sexually assaulted him on a bus

A Nigerian man has sparked widespread conversation online after alleging that he was sexually assaulted by an unknown woman while travelling in a commercial bus.

The man, who shared his experience on social media, described the incident as deeply unsettling, saying it left him shaken and emotionally disturbed long after he left the vehicle.

Disturbing Account Inside a Public Bus

According to his post, the incident happened in a typical crowded commercial bus where passengers were seated closely due to limited space.

He explained that he was seated beside a young woman, and like in many such situations, their bodies occasionally brushed against each other due to the tight seating arrangement.

However, what initially appeared accidental soon began to feel intentional. He claimed the woman repeatedly leaned forward, causing her chest to press against his arm despite his efforts to create distance.

He wrote: “At some point I felt her boobs rubbing off the back of my arm… I didn’t really read any meaning to it because these things can mistakenly happen in tight spaces.”

Escalating Discomfort

The man further alleged that the situation became increasingly uncomfortable as the woman’s movements appeared deliberate.

He noted that each time he tried to shift away, she adjusted her position to maintain contact. He also observed changes in her breathing and body language, which made him feel uneasy.

Despite his discomfort, he said he chose to remain silent to avoid causing a scene in the bus.

Forced Exit and Emotional Impact

Unable to endure the situation any longer, the man said he eventually got off the bus at a stop that was not his destination.

He described feeling violated and visibly shaken after the encounter.

“I just can’t stop shaking. I feel violated and when I close my eyes, the whole scenario just plays at the back of my head,” he wrote.

The man added that he may need therapy to cope with the emotional impact of the experience.