Jarus:
No big deal in my opinion.

Well educated people use their cars for uber (and drive) in other countries.

glimpse33:
She's Such A Darling.





Unlike Some Bítches Who Depend On Their Boyfriends To Buy Even Under wears For Them.

glimpse33:
She's Such A Darling.





Unlike Some Bítches Who Depend On Their Boyfriends To Buy Even Under wears For Them.

ibkgab001:
Another Jumoke in the making

Cutehector:
Kingcheezypuff, dnt u think u should be doin this?

Drivin' a cab

KingCheezyPuff:
Drivin' a cab

Cutehector:
fetches a lot of money ya knw..

ibkgab001:
Another Jumoke in the making

Suigeneris93:
This is really nice, kudos to her. Now if only my father could support my interest in poultry farming

Schwartz:
There are many women here in my city in Germany driving intra city trams, trains and long buses. Its a normal everyday thing. If you even need to car pool to another state there are countless female drivers advertising for passengers and to drive you for a fee. If you look inside the beautiful taxis here you see female drivers driving them. The DHL trucks here you see women smartly dressed in their uniforms making deliveries.
I dont get the fuss about a female taxi driver in Nigeria. I really dont

ibkgab001:
Another Jumoke in the making

Schwartz:
There are many women here in my city in Germany driving intra city trams, trains and long buses. Its a normal everyday thing. If you even need to car pool to another state there are countless female drivers advertising for passengers and to drive you for a fee. If you look inside the beautiful taxis here you see female drivers driving them. The DHL trucks here you see women smartly dressed in their uniforms making deliveries.
I dont get the fuss about a female taxi driver in Nigeria. I really dont

gypsey:
same here in london, i wonder why nigerians baffle at some thing so mundane women even drive big refuse lorries emtpying bins over here.

Suigeneris93:
This is really nice, kudos to her. Now if only my father could support my interest in poultry farming

Schwartz:
There are many women here in my city in Germany driving intra city trams, trains and long buses. Its a normal everyday thing. If you even need to car pool to another state there are countless female drivers advertising for passengers and to drive you for a fee. If you look inside the beautiful taxis here you see female drivers driving them. The DHL trucks here you see women smartly dressed in their uniforms making deliveries.
I dont get the fuss about a female taxi driver in Nigeria. I really dont

aybynature:
Not being judgemental, but from my analogy, this is probably the kinda girl that never depended on a man to buy her recharge cards and other petty material stuffs while in school...

...My point is...Jadekitana should take a cue from this and learn to be creative, innovative and most of all, independent...because if eventually you get to have female kids and u impart that mindset you have right now in them...it would be disastrous for their tomorrow...because they would also pass it down to their kids and the trend would continue...please! learn to be independent, even as a student, because it will be evident and influence your decisions in future.

Cheers!

JeffreyJamez:


Come to Nigeria with your British accent and you'll understand.

GurlFriend:
Susan Aghogho Asakpa went viral yesterday after her girlfriend shared her pictures on Facebook to celebrate the International Women's Day and revealed she was a graduate accountant turned female cab driver in Abuja.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/3474854_3_png10fb15c77258a991b0028080a64fb42d

Here's how this lady wonder got to where she is today:



http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/03/lady-accountant-susan-aghogho-asakpa.html