tellwisdom:
Please, what is law enforcement agency?? Lawyers??

police, civil defence, frsc, customs, immigration officers, prisons officers, NDLEA, NAFDAC etc

This one weak me

BruncleZuma:


You mean these law enforcement people?

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Very clear answer, no more yawa! No place like lasgidi.

Those people can't afford #50 for transport.

Hanging is free of charge?
I assumed it was a half payment-arrangement.
Those bumpers look solid enough to take adult human weights.
If the ‘climber’ slips off and dies then it’s minus one from our population.
Since it’s free I guess the next time I enter Lagos I will give it a try.

That's d only free ride style in LASGIDI �

Evidence of lack of a chief safety officer in the state

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You mean these law enforcement people?

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delugajackson:
Perhaps the law enforcement agents are tired of running after them all the time. Sometimes its just plain ignorance that makes people do things like this.

Impatience is another factor too, as everyone seems to be in a rush without really taking precautionary measures. Some on the other hand are just stingy people who would rather take that risk in order to escape paying the driver, at the expense of their lives. People need to be enlightened on dangers of undertaking deadly missons such as these.

Long story short, It is because nobody obeys the laws in Nigeria.
Take the same person to the UK and see if he has the liver to try this.

AutoJoshNG:
It has become a common sight on roads in Lagos state.

It is the sight of some commuters standing on the rear bumper of a mobile Danfo.

Clearly, this is a high-risk adventure - perhaps, suicidal.

There is so many inherent danger from such dangerous behaviour. For instance, the bumper might cave in to the weight of the person standing on it. This might lead to the person falling off the mobile Danfo. Things can get worse if there is another vehicle trailing the Danfo closely.

Interestingly, the traffic law enforcers in Lagos state appear to turn blind eyes to this deviant method of commute in the state.

Perhaps, they are waiting till a fatality occurs before adequate measures against the practice are taken.

A bumper is a structure attached to or integrated with the front and rear ends of a motor vehicle, to absorb impact in a minor collision, ideally minimizing repair costs.

The bumper - front or rear - was not designed to carry heavy weight.









Source:

https://autojosh.com/why-do-the-law-enforcers-tolerate-this-on-roads-in-lagos-see-photos/

just with #50 you are good to go

AutoJoshNG:
It has become a common sight on roads in Lagos state.

It is the sight of some commuters standing on the rear bumper of a mobile Danfo.

Clearly, this is a high-risk adventure - perhaps, suicidal.

There is so many inherent danger from such dangerous behaviour. For instance, the bumper might cave in to the weight of the person standing on it. This might lead to the person falling off the mobile Danfo. Things can get worse if there is another vehicle trailing the Danfo closely.

Interestingly, the traffic law enforcers in Lagos state appear to turn blind eyes to this deviant method of commute in the state.

Perhaps, they are waiting till a fatality occurs before adequate measures against the practice are taken.

A bumper is a structure attached to or integrated with the front and rear ends of a motor vehicle, to absorb impact in a minor collision, ideally minimizing repair costs.

The bumper  - front or rear -  was not designed to carry heavy weight.









Source:

https://autojosh.com/why-do-the-law-enforcers-tolerate-this-on-roads-in-lagos-see-photos/

This na wetin makes Lagos sweet

Honestly it's crazy. Although there was a time many years ago when law enforcement agent do arrest any driver found allowing hoodlums to mount their vehicles like but not again

This is Lagos welcome to the jungle

delugajackson:
Perhaps the law enforcement agents are tired of running after them all the time. Sometimes its just plain ignorance that makes people do things like this.

Impatience is another factor too, as everyone seems to be in a rush without really taking precautionary measures. Some on the other hand are just stingy people who would rather take that risk in order to escape paying the driver, at the expense of their lives. People need to be enlightened on dangers of undertaking deadly missons such as these.

deluga, why should they get tired? People that are paid from tax payers money to keep us safe? I agree with you but that was why they agreed to take the job in the first place. If they are tired, then they should give the job to someone else.