Comedian, Trinity Guy, has come under intense scrutiny after releasing a new skit that many Nigerians said should “never have been made.”

The video, which circulated across TikTok and Instagram, dramatises a tense encounter with bandits.

In the video, Trinity Guy, who recently met Davido, was seen driving along a lonely, bushy road when a group of supposed bandits suddenly emerged.

Panicked, he immediately reversed his vehicle, but things took an unexpected turn when he started speaking Hausa.

The switch in language amused the bandits, who softened their stance and struck up a friendly conversation. The comedian claimed he was travelling to Sokoto, and in a comedic twist, they handed him a gun and even showed him how to hold it.

Just as he believed he had charmed his way out of danger, his phone rang. The ringtone? A Yoruba song.

The bandits, suspicious and annoyed, questioned his identity again. The atmosphere shifts instantly from friendly to hostile.

Watch the skit here:

mololaameen___"I understand that we are naturally joyful people who use humor to cope with challenges, but when it comes to banditry, we must draw a clear line. Under no circumstance should such a serious issue be trivialized. No comic relief, no jokes, nothing about it is funny. I’m not a sad person, but we are living through a deeply sad and dangerous situation. While we hope the INCAPABLE government solve the situation, it is our role to be emotionally intelligent. A pastor died in captivity yesterday, nothing is funnny"

kassia_kx___"I’m sorry, there’s nothing funny about this."

mc_akonuche___"Not the time for this please guys. Peace"

talk2raw___"Serious matter dey always turn to content and cruise.... people are getting killed. It's not a funny situation biko."

officialkellyanthony___"It’s funny to dem until it happen for real life"

chizzyjane75___"May the last month of 2025 never see our end"

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