Jul 14, 2015 by -

Diary Of A Lagos Commuter: Driver Acting Like He Carried Us For Free

What do we say to these things? When the bus driver plays music that you enjoy and relate with, you don’t mind- even if the volume is blaring like that of awuja speakers. But when its the other way round, you flare up like he committed the vilest offence! Today sha, me flared up o! There are some songs that are… (if you know what I mean) and the driver refused to turn down the volume after some plea… whew! He was acting like he carried us for free.

by Olalekan Paul Ibrahim - Jul 13, 2015

by Rolake - Jul 15, 2015

Aderolake chronicles her experience as a Lagos commuter on RuralReporters.com. As a trained Broadcast journalist, she is passionate about connecting the link between education and communication. Her expertise lies in the ability to disseminate useful and unbiased information to help others make informed decisions. 'Rolake is also a skilled makeup artist- she loves to amplify the beauty in others. She recently branched out to explore the administrative field and currently works as an administrator in one of the leading Nursing Agencies in Nigeria.
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ekijazzy jax
2018-01-28 19:12:00
Great article very captivating commenting from
Daniel Dan
2017-12-11 22:24:00
great write...keep up the good work ruralreporters..commenting from ww ...
  • Daniel Dan
    2017-12-11 22:21:00
    Great write up..commenting from www.mavislibrary.com
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