Chad shutdown over deadly helmet protests
Mar 10, 2015
Chadian authorities have closed all schools and universities after deadly protests over new regulations requiring motorbike riders to wear a helmet.

At least three people were killed over several days of student-led protests.

Motorbikes are a popular form of transport in Chad, and are frequently used as taxis.

Many people oppose the new safety regulation, arguing that helmets are too expensive, as well as too hot for the climate.

Helmet prices have tripled since the new regulation was introduced earlier this month

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That hike in price must be as a result of the fact that there is no where on earth one won't find an Igbo man.
They're there in Chad

fromnigeria:
That hike in price must be as a result of the fact that there is no where on earth one won't find an Igbo man.
They're there in Chad

lolls if i hear

yes of course our igbo brothers are there representing themselves and causing trouble with their connections with political office holders, forcing the government to enforce a product that they sell.