Twoclans:
Sometimes when I dont want to travel by train from Abuja to Kaduna I just go to mabushi and hop into the next available vehicle.On this particular day the driver of the vehicle i joined bought bottle water for every passenger he carried including himself.Since I was the only female in the vehicle and youngest he gave me the money to buy the water and share for everybody.I could not believe my eyes .In my how many years of waka waka on the road it has never happened and I know it might never happen again.

MondayOsunbor:



I just go to mabushi and hop into the next available vehicle ...... to kaduna !!!


abeg is your father Sheikh Gumi or what!!!

Offpoint1:
As long as my headphone is charged, no one exist in the vehicle...

BizStableHub:
We still have nice people around but be careful of pretenders. Them plenty everywhere.

I
f finished reading this awesome book. I wouldn't mind let someone else get access to it. Check bio and send me a mail

oluwafeolami:
It was in 2016 during my service year in plateau state. I was privileged to work with WHO as an independent monitor to curb the widespread of polio. I was serving in Shendam and I am supposed to submit all reports to jos after the 1-week job. On this fateful day, I was coming back from how to Shendam and right inside the cab I boarded, I threw up and I was in my khaki. The driver had to park, everyone alighted and gave me water and also made sure I was stabilized before we continued on our journey. When I was about to alight at Shendam, the driver removed his shirt and gave it to me cos my khaki was already messed up. I was stunned and it assured me that good and nice people do exist irrespective of tribe or county.

Naijagram:
Anyway, let's just say I met someone really nice while transiting on a long journey. We talked for hours. It seem like we have known each other for years. I really wanted to get to know the person more. I didn't even ask for the person's name or even phone number.

I regret not asking for her number.

Have you been in similar situation before?
Let me have your thoughts.

9ton:


No go sleep one day they carry you pass your destination

debbydams:
lol

ChiefSosa:

Thank God I'm a good guy now; been celibate for 2 hours plus. Crazy you lost your guy's number, he could've at least given you a ram.

Ishilove:

Sometimes it pays not to judge a book by its cover. I've learned an important lesson.

7victor:
Yes.

I once sat with a tall slim Igbo boy.

I think he was very happy for embarking on the journey from Aba to Kano.

He was looking at the mountains,seas and nature as the journey progressed.

As one man came in and began to speak on the importance of drinking petrol (he was marketing his petrol),

the way the boy laughed,eh, every body come join laugh the man so tey, the man come de run.

As the bus stopped for us to buy food and ease ourselves, the boy came and hugged me.

He was really a nice boy and we were closed together throughout the journey, discussing the towns, cities, rivers, mountains and valleys,as the bus passed.

He bought food for me at one point.

I really liked him.

I will not forget that day.

I have not seen him again since then because we didn't exchange numbers.

ChiefSosa:
Met a female on my way from Ghana to Lagos. She looked about 5 years older than me. We talked a lot. Honestly, we flirted, kissed twice and touched each other a little. I already planned to get a hotel at Lagos for two of us so, we'll pray privately before we go our separate ways. We got to the park, and someone came to pick her, guess who?.....It was her fiancé.

Ishilove:

I see the double entendré there, and I must exhort you to accept Jesus as your personal Lord and saviour as a matter of utmost urgency

Naijagram:
Anyway, let's just say I met someone really nice while transiting on a long journey. We talked for hours. It seem like we have known each other for years. I really wanted to get to know the person more. I didn't even ask for the person's name or even phone number.

I regret not asking for her number.

Have you been in similar situation before?
Let me have your thoughts.

Joezinho:


Gerrarahia.. If you haven't talked about imaginary countries you have traveled to or planes you have entered in your dream , you won't rest abi?

optimusprime2:

Yes oooo...
Several times bros.
Infact I am used to it

ChiefSosa:

Did that since 1978. I'm actually a very popular Nigerian pastor, I just use this moniker to monitor some of my members on Nairaland. Hope you're also celibate? *goes back to lurking*

Ishilove:

Smh

Jefferic:

Hmmmm. That's women for you. Guy code book 101 Say's: Never trust a woman and you will live long......