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Nigerian comedian Brain Jotter has shared another video showing his encounter with a suspected Lagos tout.
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The man reportedly climbed onto the comedian’s car while demanding money during the confrontation.
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Brain Jotter continued driving as the man pleaded with him to stop and allow him to come down.
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The incident comes shortly after the comedian shared another video alleging harassment by suspected touts in Lagos.
August 12, (THEWILL) — Popular Nigerian comedian and content creator Brain Jotter has shared another video showing a tense encounter with a suspected Lagos tout.
In the video shared on Wednesday, August 12, a man can be seen holding onto Brain Jotter’s car as the comedian drove along a road.
The man reportedly climbed onto the vehicle while demanding money from the comedian.
As Brain Jotter continued driving, he told the man, “You go learn something today.”
The man repeatedly pleaded with the comedian to stop and allow him to come down.
At one point, he could be heard asking Brain Jotter to slow down. The comedian eventually reduced his speed, but the man continued asking for money.
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The video comes shortly after Brain Jotter shared an earlier clip showing a group of suspected touts surrounding his car on a road in Lagos.
In that earlier incident, the comedian said the men blocked his vehicle and demanded money before allowing him to continue his journey.
His latest video has again highlighted the challenges posed by suspected street touts in Lagos and raised fresh concerns about their activities on the roads.
The incidents also come amid similar complaints from other entertainers, including Ayra Starr’s sister Salt the DJ, filmmaker TG Omori and actress Bimbo Ademoye, over alleged encounters with suspected area boys in the state.
See wetin Brain Jotter use Lagos agbero do, the agbero start deh beg am 😂😭😭 pic.twitter.com/Os7d6p6u04
— D3VID 🐢 (@DurkioWiz) August 12, 2026
Social Media Reactions
The video also drew reactions from viewers, with some focusing on the risks involved in the encounter.
@itsSh0la said: The government will not do anything about this thing now. Agberos have taken over Lekki Epe, they steal from us and demand money with entitlement like it’s their right both during the day and at night. People are complaining every day, the government is throwing deaf ears to it. Your car can’t even stop at the middle of the road, you’ll be trying to think of how to sort the problem and still have to pay these agberos before you can leave the spot.
Until we fight back and start doing something like this or hitting them off the road and people start losing their lives before they’ll look into it. This Nigeria can be so tiring at times.
One user, @OsasObiowa, wrote, “Omo and he dey even dey speed oh.”
Another user, @CallmeOla, said, “All these agbero no go still learn.”
Another commented, @AnyaigboObinna, wrote, “You said no but u are jumping on cars to beg.”
@King_promissee1 added, “Be like na wetin we go dey do them be this.”
Another user, @_ikofficial, wrote, “He still dey beg as them wan release am. Naso Lagos crazy?”
Evi-Ben Ezaga is an entertainment and society writer with a passion for stories that explore culture, people, and the stories shaping society today.
