SharingIsLife:
I guess your main problem here is that you're not used to public transportation in Nigeria because you have your personal car. So my advice is that you should just try to get used to it. After all, there are many tall people that commute across Nigeria.

Legendguy:
Not all sit are discomfort able in public vehicles. Sometimes my legs fits in while sometimes it can't fit him. I have to sit like olosho in the bus lol

Babysho:
I'm 189cm tall, fresh out NYSC and I've recently began working my first 9-5 job in Lagos and inorder to cut costs, I've had to opt for public transportation and I've found that the leg room is never enough in both those yellow buses and the BRT. I'm tired of folding like jeans in suitcase, my back won kpeme and I'm not 30 yet. It's even worse in traffic.

First of all, I don't think 189cm is that tall. Also, I'm suspecting most of these buses are shipped in from Asia where the minimum height is the lowest in the world.

Tall Nigerian working class, how do you cope?

Babysho:
I'm 189cm tall, fresh out NYSC and I've recently began working my first 9-5 job in Lagos and inorder to cut costs, I've had to opt for public transportation and I've found that the leg room is never enough in both those yellow buses and the BRT. I'm tired of folding like jeans in suitcase, my back won kpeme and I'm not 30 yet. It's even worse in traffic.

First of all, I don't think 189cm is that tall. Also, I'm suspecting most of these buses are shipped in from Asia where the minimum height is the lowest in the world.

Tall Nigerian working class, how do you cope?

Babysho:
I'm 189cm tall, fresh out NYSC and I've recently began working my first 9-5 job in Lagos and inorder to cut costs, I've had to opt for public transportation and I've found that the leg room is never enough in both those yellow buses and the BRT. I'm tired of folding like jeans in suitcase, my back won kpeme and I'm not 30 yet. It's even worse in traffic.

First of all, I don't think 189cm is that tall. Also, I'm suspecting most of these buses are shipped in from Asia where the minimum height is the lowest in the world.

Tall Nigerian working class, how do you cope?

Babysho:


It's impossible to get used to this but thank you. I'd like to get the perspective from tall people working in Lagos.

SharingIsLife:
I guess your main problem here is that you're not used to public transportation in Nigeria because you have your personal car. So my advice is that you should just try to get used to it. After all, there are many tall people that commute across Nigeria.

Balablue64:
These things are part of the reason why there are no more sane persons in Lagos anymore, any 'sane' person in Lagos is a fool.
Anyway op avoid small to medium busses, korope etc look for those tall yellow danfo 5 seater and always enter the front seat at the drivers part.

Legendguy:
Not all sit are discomfort able in public vehicles. Sometimes my legs fits in while sometimes it can't fit him. I have to sit like olosho in the bus lol

Idoko619:


Nigerians don't even know they deserve good things.

adecz:




Ordinary 6'2 and you are calling
yourself tall❗️❗️❗️

Babysho:


It's impossible to get used to this but thank you. I'd like to get the perspective from tall people working in Lagos.

SSpeter:
6'2is tall