D A N F O...
The shape and the unified yellow colour on you makes you peculiar. Your popularity amongst Lagosians in particular is unique, or perhaps it is the way you are being controlled by the 'experts' drivers and the 'uncontrollable' conductors? Sincerely, there's something about being a Nigerian, or perhaps a Lagosian that only a True Lagosian can identify with. You wonder how these commuter drivers maintain these buses that, it is never sound enough. Never. It's either suffering from over heating, the exhaust is bad or the engine coughs, shifts, staggers before moving
Then, the way passengers are packed together like they've got no future for tomorrow? One will just wonder where these commuter drivers got their business strategy. The funniest thing is, they are all the same every where, the same attributes every where you go in Lagos. That reminds me, what about the 'no change' syndrome. Oh, they never have your 'balance', you must enter with your change and by the time you tell the bus conductor that you don't have change? He will tell you to come in at first and when you request for it? He starts yelling and blaming you for not having the right amount.... Looool... well, that's how we roll.
Oh my! I know you can relate with that
Furthermore, these drivers find it so difficult to park when you want to alight or enter the bus, they find it interesting to see people run after them, or shout consistently when they want to alight from the bus. They have got association though, but i wonder what they discuss... Because, they know nothing about customer relations because without Us they would go home empty. Anyways, the full-blooded Lagosian knows how this rolls, and funny enough, it's a part of our system.
#omonaija#
The shape and the unified yellow colour on you makes you peculiar. Your popularity amongst Lagosians in particular is unique, or perhaps it is the way you are being controlled by the 'experts' drivers and the 'uncontrollable' conductors? Sincerely, there's something about being a Nigerian, or perhaps a Lagosian that only a True Lagosian can identify with. You wonder how these commuter drivers maintain these buses that, it is never sound enough. Never. It's either suffering from over heating, the exhaust is bad or the engine coughs, shifts, staggers before moving
Then, the way passengers are packed together like they've got no future for tomorrow? One will just wonder where these commuter drivers got their business strategy. The funniest thing is, they are all the same every where, the same attributes every where you go in Lagos. That reminds me, what about the 'no change' syndrome. Oh, they never have your 'balance', you must enter with your change and by the time you tell the bus conductor that you don't have change? He will tell you to come in at first and when you request for it? He starts yelling and blaming you for not having the right amount.... Looool... well, that's how we roll.
Furthermore, these drivers find it so difficult to park when you want to alight or enter the bus, they find it interesting to see people run after them, or shout consistently when they want to alight from the bus. They have got association though, but i wonder what they discuss... Because, they know nothing about customer relations because without Us they would go home empty. Anyways, the full-blooded Lagosian knows how this rolls, and funny enough, it's a part of our system.
#omonaija#
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