chineloSA:


Which law said that a woman cannot do what she does? For all you know in the future she can grow grow her business and manage if from an office. For everybody successful, they started somewhere?
Woman are soldiers, some farmers, police, truck drivers, engineers, oil rig workers etc. Do you think those woman don't have husbands and children

some are even armed robbers No mind the poster,she has forgotted that what a man can do,a woman can does better

Its better if she hires someone to do the job.

This is overkill.

Would you see a man acting as bus conductor instead of bus driver if he owns a bus?

Let's assume the op is not lying.

ECOTERRORS:
how come you asked oremuss to deactivate the moment you came back


I missed you but I'm not happy that my witty friend has left

he deactivated?

Hope she go dey remain sit for herself because conductors dey sit on hot engine and more reason dem dey wear 5tick jeans trouser to work

Jaxera:
A woman shouldn't do something like this, it doesn't seem right at all.
There are jobs that women should do, and I don't think being a conductor in a commercial bus, especially in a city like lagos is the one of them.

Most times when I see things like this I ask myself, doesn't this woman have children or a husband?....I mean, I can never allow my own mum do something like this.

Well, the woman wants to make sure she isn't being duped by the driver. So, she should 'enjoy' herself.

It doesn't seem right because you are not aware that women are drivers and bus conductors in some other countries and they are training their children with the money they make.

Jaxera:
A woman shouldn't do something like this, it doesn't seem right at all.
There are jobs that women should do, and I don't think being a conductor in a commercial bus, especially in a city like lagos is the one of them.

Most times when I see things like this I ask myself, doesn't this woman have children or a husband?....I mean, I can never allow my own mum do something like this.

Well, the woman wants to make sure she isn't being duped by the driver. So, she should 'enjoy' herself.

The unemployment situation in Nigeria is a lot more serious than your pre-conceived notions about what are proper jobs for women. Smh.

Jaxera:
A woman shouldn't do something like this, it doesn't seem right at all.
There are jobs that women should do, and I don't think being a conductor in a commercial bus, especially in a city like lagos is the one of them.

Most times when I see things like this I ask myself, doesn't this woman have children or a husband?....I mean, I can never allow my own mum do something like this.

Well, the woman wants to make sure she isn't being duped by the driver. So, she should 'enjoy' herself.

WHAT IS WRONG IN CALLING PASSENGERS TO ENTER HER BUS? EVEN IN ALMIGHTY AMERICA ,WOMEN DRIVE TRAILERS ,TRACTORS AND CATERPILLAR.NIGERIA IS FAST CHANGING.IT IS THE POLITICIANS AND CORRUPT PEOPLE MAKE HARD WORKING NIGERIANS LOOK STUPID.

Gotta do what ya gotta do

OrlandoOwoh:
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Hi, whats up? Do you have a hard copy of Obasanjo's My Command ?

lakhadimar:
Hi, whats up? Do you have a hard copy of Obasanjo's My Command ?

Yes, I do. Why did you ask?

OrlandoOwoh:
Yes, I do. Why did you ask?

I also need a copy. Where can i buy one?

lakhadimar:
I also need a copy. Where can i buy one?

It's been long I got mine. You make check this popular bookshop close to Broad Street, Marina, Lagos. Where are you?

OrlandoOwoh:

It's been long I got mine. You make check this popular bookshop close to Broad Street, Marina, Lagos. Where are you?

do you mean CMS bookshop at Marina? I doubt if they have it stock. I'm in Lagos

lakhadimar:
do you mean CMS bookshop at Marina? I doubt if they have it stock. I'm in Lagos

Yes. They may have it. You may also check the bookshops of higher institutions. I got mine some 15 years ago in OAU bookshop.

OrlandoOwoh:

Yes. They may have it. You may also check the bookshops of higher institutions. I got mine some 15 years ago in OAU bookshop.

it wasnt available when i went to the OAU bookshop two years ago. I only got Prof J . I Elaigwu's GOWON: The Biography of a solder-stateman

i see no conductor.. just ur fuckin IMAGINATION. . . .

lakhadimar:
it wasnt available when i went to the OAU bookshop two years ago. I only got Prof J . I Elaigwu's GOWON: The Biography of a solder-stateman

You may just have to check the bookshops of higher institutions in whatever place you visit. I got my copy of Adewale Ademoyega's "Why We Struck" in Rivers State College of Education, when I visited Port Harcourt some years ago. There are bookshops in Robert Street, Warri and more close them around Ogbe Ijow.

OrlandoOwoh:

You may just have to check the bookshops of higher institutions in whatever place you visit. I got my copy of Adewale Ademoyega's "Why We Struck" in Rivers State College of Education, when I visited Port Harcourt some years ago. There are bookshops in Robert Street, Warri and more close them around Ogbe Ijow.

Lol. I also have Ademoyega's why we struck. I got mine at a bookstore somewhere in Surulere, Lagos. I havent been to Rivers or Warri before but i have been to a few higher institution's bookshop esp in the SW. I was disappointed the last time i went to UI, i couldnt get the book i wanted so i had to go to the CSS bookshop at Jericho road in Ibadan.

Anyway, i will search further. Maybe i will go meet those that sell second hand books at motor parks. Although i dont patronise them but i will check them out this time.

lakhadimar:
Lol. I also have Ademoyega's why we struck. I got mine at a bookstore somewhere in Surulere, Lagos. I havent been to Rivers or Warri before but i have been to a few higher institution's bookshop esp in the SW. I was disappointed the last time i went to UI, i couldnt get the book i wanted so i had to go to the CSS bookshop at Jericho road in Ibadan.

Anyway, i will search further. Maybe i will go meet those that sell second hand books at motor parks. Although i dont patronise them but i will check them out this time.

Each time I visit Ile-Ife, I go to any bookshop in OAU (not the owned by the school). We exchange numbers and I give them the name(s) of the book(s) I want. I call them from time to time to know when the book is available.
Badejoko is a popular bookshop in OAU Central Market.