I was in ikorodu today, i entered bus and on the way i noticed smoke coming out from back seat.
Turns out the old rusty bus has a leaking exhaust pipe.
I shout that something is burning, the conductor look at me with evil eye and said something in yoruba ( i guess he was insulting me).
I started telling them that the carbon monoxide that is leaking from exhaust to inside the bus can cause poisioning.

To my greatest shock, none of the passengers showed concern, they were just inhaling it like its normal.
I tried opening the window it got stuck, one lady at my back started complaining that what is wrong with me, that why cant i stay one place.
At this moment i told driver i want to come down. He later stop somewhere and then conductor started yabbing me say i dey form big boy, why i no use uber.
I was just dumbfounded at the level of ignorance.
The worst part is their is a woman carrying a baby that was sleeping and she is not even worried the baby is been exposed to carbon monoxide leakage from exhaust.

When you try to educate some Nigerians instead of them to have open mind and absorb new information and learn.
They insult you
They start saying you are talking trash.
They start arguing with you

Im from PH and im new to Lagos
This experience showed me how many yoruba people are so illiterate. This can never happen in Ph. Them go change am for the driver.

Na so some people be

Na Ignorance dey kill us for this country ajee

My bros no stop to give advice where necessary

Give your advice but dont force it

So long as the bus is moving and fresh air is entering from some of the windows the risk of serious carbon monoxide poisoning is low

Kobicove:
So long as the bus is moving and fresh air is entering from some of the windows the risk of serious carbon monoxide poisoning is low

In traffic, car stops and smoke still entering inside bus.
Only 2 windows are open, others are stuck.
Anyway, when you develop lung cancer una go dey shout my enemies my enemies.
Not knowing you are your worst enemy

dollytino4real:
My bros no stop to give advice where necessary

So if you see something dangerous, you should keep quiet and watch people die?

Walahi, you lagosians are a different breed of wild animals. This type of nonesense cant happen in PH.

I can still remember telling some one sweeping and dumping lumps of trash unto the gutter. I stopped and told them it was a bad idea. That when it rains the drainage systems shall be be clogged/blocked and may lead to flooding. I was looked upon as an alien! Just shook my head and left...

dollytino4real:
My bros no stop to give advice where necessary

sorepco:
I can still remember telling some one sweeping and dumping lumps of trash unto the gutter. I stopped and told them it was a bad idea. That when it rains the drainage systems shall be be clogged/blocked and may lead to flooding. I was looked upon as an alien! Just shook my head and left...

dat one e go hard 4 9ja to stop! Unless taskforce don hold somebody n dem pay fine

ChizzyBuna:

So if you see something dangerous, you should keep quiet and watch people die?

Walahi, you lagosians are a different breed of wild animals. This type of nonesense cant happen in PH.

wike taskforce dey correct us here wella