Rossikki: These days the watch word for any savvy business is efficiency. Elimination of waste. If the conductor is not serving an economic value to the driver/owner over and above what his absence would generate, he will not be required, considering his salary and the seat he occupies. These expenses taken up by him are carefully assessed by the driver/owner, and if found exorbitant in relation to the bottom line, his position goes.

Mynd44: Just the other day, I saw a female conductor on Ikorodu road. She was with those long white buses that take the Iyan owor route to Oshodi....

berem: do you mynd if I correct you? It is Iyana Oworo please. Thank me later!

Mynd44: Just the other day, I saw a female conductor on Ikorodu road. She was with those long white buses that take the Iyan owor route to Oshodi....

macdelene: Lol lol
They artificial passengers u saw initial are been used as beit to draw the real customers so as they d customers come they leave one by one.

pDude: All the better.

Enough of those dirty, mannerless roughnecks.

The world is evolving, and some things are going to be dropped to rot by the wayside and the local bus conductor is one of them.

Dexema: I have noticed a recent trend in lagos where drivers have time and time again turned their passengers to conductors,all you hear is a grumpy voice over the steering wheel asking for money “line by line“. Another strategy recently employed by drivers is “outsourcing“ conductors at bus stops to fill up the bus for a smaller fee,(who says only multinationals can outsource labour), this brings some questions to mind; Is the present economic situation hitting hard at commercial bus drivers that they would rather not have conductors (especially with the VARIOUS fees they pay to Agberos,lastma,vio etc)thereby turning us all to “passive conductors“,or are we witnessing a slow disappearance of our dramatic lagos conductors?
Pls share your views and experiences
#ekoonibajeo!#

Mynd44:
I was surprised.....but if it helps feed her family, it is better than crime

kobonaire: there's nothing wrong with that job either.

datguru: I'm not in Lagos though but some times it happens in porthacourt here, the one that gets me itching my ears is when I enter a bus of 5 , gradually I see the 5 people disappear when passengers starts coming

Omexonomy: most conductors do bolt away with the money they collected esp when the money has become much.
If you doubt me ask mynd44 and seun the other day along ikorodu road i saw seun complaining to mukina2 about how mynd44 was fund of deducting his money at every busstop pretending to be paying agbero (gbawe the APC tout) whereas he is given the money to his brother

Omexonomy: most conductors do bolt away with the money they collected esp when the money has become much.
If you doubt me ask mynd44 and seun the other day along ikorodu road i saw seun complaining to mukina2 about how mynd44 was fund of deducting his money at every busstop pretending to be paying agbero (GBAWE THE APC TOUT) whereas he is given the money to his brother

Omexonomy: most conductors do bolt away with the money they collected esp when the money has become much.
If you doubt me ask mynd44 and seun the other day along ikorodu road i saw seun complaining to mukina2 about how mynd44 was fund of deducting his money at every busstop pretending to be paying agbero (GBAWE THE APC TOUT) whereas he is given the money to his brother

bollify: i was a bus conductor for 5 years now am a final year student of mechanical engineering in a prestigiuos fedra univsty.... thanks in knowing dat nothing is wrong wit d job..

solelymade:
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