A woman has survived possible kidnapping after she jumped out of a speeding taxi in Rivers State.

The lady, who goes by the moniker Esther/@ExtellD on Twitter, took to the microblogging platform to share her near death experience.

According to her, the incident happened at Onne, Rivers after she had delivered some documents to a client of hers.

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Narrating, @ExtellD said she became suspicious of the taxi and its two occupants in the front after deliberately took a wrong turn, instead of the road leading to her destination.

However, when she asked why they took the wrong turn, the driver increased speed and answered coldly that he chose to.

Esther made a choice: She jumped out.

Read her post below:

Pls Guys Join me and thank God.
He just saved me from kidnappers/ritualist/one chance or whatever they call themselves
This is my testimony
A short thread

This morning I went to deliver some documents to one of our client companies in Onne, Rivers State. Everything went successfully. I even went to the bank to lay some complaints.

On my way back to the office, I entered this taxi. First of all, they charged cheaper than other taxis but I felt it was cos he was looking for passengers so I entered. Immediately I entered I just felt something was wrong but I couldn’t pin it.

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It was just the driver and another guy in front. They drove off immediately I entered Then I looked around, everything looked in the car, the seat was dirty, the car was too rough for a normal taxi.
Immediately I knew I had been trapped. I placed my hand on the door.
Then the driver asked me where I was going again I told him but he kept saying different things maybe to confuse me. I kept telling him even the other guy in front was helping me to give him the direction. That was when I noticed they were giving themselves signals. My hand was still on the doorknob.

When we got the flyover at Mile One, they diverted and climbed Mile One bridge leading to Ikwerre road instead of going straight to ABA road. And immediately they increased the speed.

I just calmly asked the man: “Oga Why did you pass here?”

Then he coldly answered: “Because I choose to”

Then I knew I was trapped. We were on a bridge so no one will hear even if I scream. We were on full speed.

I had to make a choice.

Either I jumped out of this car or I beg these people to let me go.
I knew begging them to let me go will be fruitless so I held my bag tightly and did the needful without thinking twice:

And I jumped off.

I’d rather die that way than to die in the hands of those beasts