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Panic As Man On ‘Colos’ Tries To Jump From Two-Storey Building (Video)
By Benjamin Abioye
A young man has stirred public concern after allegedly taking a hard substance known locally as “Colorado” or “Colos” and attempting to climb out through the window of his room on the top floor of a two-storey building.
In a clip later shared on X, the unidentified man was seen intoxicated, screaming as he struggled to come down through the window, with half of his body already hanging outside. Alarmed residents could be heard urging others to hold him to prevent a tragic fall, while the person recording the scene repeatedly asked, “Who give am Colos?”
The footage has since triggered a wave of online reactions, with many expressing disbelief, frustration and even humour over the incident.
@Davely_X wrote, “Person wey una suppose leave, once e land him eyes go clear.”
@Conrad8x5x questioned, “‘Go hold am’ na them give am drug?”
@dibilidingdong added, “He is fighting demons.”
@pamilhereen commented, “Make una leave ahm, when him brain scatter for ground, oju iya e ma clear.”
@InnocentWonah2 remarked, “Any small colos e be like say una never hear of Zinc before.”
@TestimonyJesut1 joked, “E go normal still chyke girl for that same compound 😂.”
@Jahnpara1 asked, “He no later fall? Refund my data abeg.”
@whaleslogistics wrote, “He had ample time to jump, who wan kee himself no need announce am to the whole world. Baba you for jump if dem born you well na.”
@kingharry_ng wondered, “Why window no get burglary?”
@iamthatono condemned the situation, saying, “This particular drug needs to leave the streets…. This is just bullshit.”
@astroboyphoton reacted in shock, “JESUS goosebumps just catch me now, this guy for just die!! All in the name of getting high and drugs GOD forbid!”
@EchoOpulen69052 simply asked, “What’s going on, I don’t understand.”
While some mocked the incident, others raised concerns about the rising use of hard drugs among young Nigerians. Several users urged authorities to intensify campaigns against narcotics and called for stricter enforcement of laws controlling access to such substances.
As of press time, there has been no official statement on the identity or condition of the young man, nor any confirmation on whether emergency services were alerted.
The incident has renewed conversations around substance abuse, mental health, and the growing trend of young people experimenting with dangerous drugs despite repeated warnings.
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