flejnr2:
Omo na tire you change or na farm you go?

GabrielJoachim1:


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westlius:
In porthacourt day time everybody na mad man
N so I almost jam wike task force for Attilary when they say am passing a one way wey wike or Julius begger no put.
I was like this mad men won hustle for my hustle

obeycian:
You are wrong, Matrix uses that that same steering as well.

Dailyparrot:
I have been driving my car since 2019 but have never changed the tyre myself. Anytime the tyre has problem, there are always owomida people to help change it for a small fee.

It happened that I was driving from oshodi to Lekki and as I was approaching third mainland Bridge, my tyre collapsed.

I parked and started learning left hand at old age. I managed to change it but my palms felt it.

The sad thing is that immediately I was about tightening the nuts firm, two touts rushed to the place and seized the tyre that I brought out, asking that I should find them money.

This touting thing is a menace in Lagos. Less than 100 meters from there, we met a dead body of an NURTW who was wearing their tithe collection uniform and a stick in his hand. If it was a car that knocked him down, I can't tell.

But I commend Lagosians for having A1 in "Minding your business 101". The way people were driving pass the dead body, you would think it's a chicken that's lying fallow there.

This is the second dead body I'm seeing on Lagos road since this year. One was a decapitated body at Carter Bridge. They just used tyre to barricade it if not, cars will mistakenly run over the body because people drive at high speed there.

When I saw what happened to my hand, I just whispered to myself "How many times will they tell you that this country is not for you".

Imagine if I should take cutlass or hoe to farm now ? I guess I will be admitted in the intensive care unit of the hospital.

Please, what can I rub on this thing to reduce the pain and relieve it completely.

AFONAMARO:


Abobi, me and dem dig am for that same nkoro (Artillery). Dem say I no suppose pass there.

Nna, the way i accelerate ehn, all of dem tear race leave the road

westlius:
In porthacourt day time everybody na mad man
N so I almost jam wike task force for Attilary when they say am passing a one way wey wike or Julius begger no put.
I was like this mad men won hustle for my hustle

flejnr2:
Omo na tire you change or na farm you go?

drmuchin:
BROILER CHICKEN STRONG PASS THIS OP

MISSCONGENIALITY:
Something wet i dey do with one hand, this agric man do him hands peel finish. Next time call me to change it for you as your hands are balloons.

flejnr2:
Omo na tire you change or na farm you go?

Dailyparrot:
I have been driving my car since 2019 but have never changed the tyre myself. Anytime the tyre has problem, there are always owomida people to help change it for a small fee.

It happened that I was driving from oshodi to Lekki and as I was approaching third mainland Bridge, my tyre collapsed.

I parked and started learning left hand at old age. I managed to change it but my palms felt it.

The sad thing is that immediately I was about tightening the nuts firm, two touts rushed to the place and seized the tyre that I brought out, asking that I should find them money.

This touting thing is a menace in Lagos. Less than 100 meters from there, we met a dead body of an NURTW who was wearing their tithe collection uniform and a stick in his hand. If it was a car that knocked him down, I can't tell.

But I commend Lagosians for having A1 in "Minding your business 101". The way people were driving pass the dead body, you would think it's a chicken that's lying fallow there.

This is the second dead body I'm seeing on Lagos road since this year. One was a decapitated body at Carter Bridge. They just used tyre to barricade it if not, cars will mistakenly run over the body because people drive at high speed there.

When I saw what happened to my hand, I just whispered to myself "How many times will they tell you that this country is not for you".

Imagine if I should take cutlass or hoe to farm now ? I guess I will be admitted in the intensive care unit of the hospital.

Please, what can I rub on this thing to reduce the pain and relieve it completely.

flejnr2:
Omo na tire you change or na farm you go?