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Lady meets her old classmate driving a keke and the way she handled it is heartwarming


So a Nigerian lady, who from the look of her page, seems to be a philanthropist, has melted the hearts of many after she took to her Twitter page to share an experience she had recently.
Olashile Abayomi on Twitter shared how she coincidentally met with her old classmate when she boarded a commercial tricycle and realized that its driver was her old classmate.

The way Olashile handled the situation from there, is what is warming the hearts of many… See for yourself,

http://wapnetrealm.com/lady-meets-old-classmate-driving-keke-way-handled-heartwarming/
Mynd44 Dominique Lalasticlala

EgunMogaji:
Please someone share the gist. I will not click on that link.

Darkseid:
One thing that most people fail to realise is that commercial bike riders make more money than your average banker let alone a keke driver or bus driver. Those guys make over 200k every month, it's just that most of them have been wired to remain poor.

EgunMogaji:
Please someone share the gist. I will not click on that link.

nazablossom:
You didn't reveal the full story and here you are "ccing" the mods. SMH.

ednut1:
Wey d gist na Keke drivers make money na. Kini big deal

officialdayo:

officialdayo:

Darkseid:
One thing that most people fail to realise is that commercial bike riders make more money than your average banker let alone a keke driver or bus driver. Those guys make over 200k every month, it's just that most of them have been wired to remain poor.

chloride6:

Hush stop saying what you don't know.

Darkseid:
One thing that most people fail to realise is that commercial bike riders make more money than your average banker let alone a keke driver or bus driver. Those guys make over 200k every month, it's just that most of them have been wired to remain poor.

Darkseid:
One thing that most people fail to realise is that commercial bike riders make more money than your average banker let alone a keke driver or bus driver. Those guys make over 200k every month, it's just that most of them have been wired to remain poor.

Darkseid:
One thing that most people fail to realise is that commercial bike riders make more money than your average banker let alone a keke driver or bus driver. Those guys make over 200k every month, it's just that most of them have been wired to remain poor.

Rainmania:

Lol dude please ; D Don't decieve yourself sure there is dignity in labour but those keke drivers will rather work and earn 70k/month in very a conducive and save environment such as the office space or others. Rather than ride keke all day long ...but if you feel strongly about keke drivers making so much money perhaps you can resign and take it up.

Darkseid:


What is the man saying; do you know that danfo drivers make a minimum of 10k everyday, that's like 300k per month. Even conductors are paid an average of 2k everyday, something that most suit wearing people don get to see.
I have a friend who wasn't able to get admission to the university on time so he learnt how to repair phones. This guy makes up 15k daily from his tiny container shop. He is currently roofing his house and will probably be done with it by next year while you are still enjoying your 70k job.
I also had a friend while in school who was a bike man. He lived in a room in a student's hostel while his wife and children lived in a well polished flat in town. He once told me he made 5k on bad days and up to 10k on good days just from riding bike.
Please don't ever look down on people who do dirty jobs.

chloride6:


Hush stop saying what you don't know.

blessedvisky:
Wow. This is so heartwarming. There is hope for us in this country afterall. We need more people like her

PS : I didn't click the link. Dear blogger I can dash you a comment but not a click. Work hard and make your blog as popular as Nairaland, then you be seeing comments like this again. Take care, see you at the top.