sorextee:
This is what I do and also told my siblings and friends to do same. Before I enter keke, bus or okada, I will bargain first. Wen we done with the bargaining, I ask them if they have change, assuming I'm carrying a big denomination. It's very rare for a Hausa bike man to change price along the way. I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but rare. There was a time I took a bike, to a location. After all the negotiation ritual, we finally got to the place. I paid d guy. D guy thought he actually had change. But later realized he miscalculated. Las Las, he didn't collect money from me. Weeks later, I ran into him, but him no recognise Me.i was going elsewhere. After him drop me, I added 200 naira to d money. Him begin ask why I add money. I reminded him of what he did weeks back in so so place. He was happy o. Him sha thank me.

Now back to the story, I guess d passenger didn't negotiate with d rider. I see no reason why he had to act smart. These okada guys are more United than anything. Never mess with them. In all honesty and sincerity, among the three main tribes, na Hausa people nice pass. Asides the fact I'm a northerner, I've lived with them all my life. The only thing is, DONT MESS WITH THEIR RELIGION. they can die cos of it. I wish they are not extremist.

of a truth, seems okada association has increased price. In Abuja its high recently.