Diary of a Lagos Commuter: Strength of a woman

I once saw a female cab driver. I didn’t share anything on her because I wanted to be sure about what I saw. Then some days ago as I was trying to cross to the other side of the road at Ogudu, an area in Lagos, to get a bus to Ojota,  she drove past and stopped, beckoning on some of us (passengers) to enter her own cab. Of course, I did with all pleasure and enthusiasm. I got an opportunity to authenticate my thoughts. I know seeing a lady driver is not new, but we do not have many of them yet. I’m just wondering how she is able to survive this ‘igboro’ hustle with the calibre of people in the ‘business’.

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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