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I was on my way back from work today then i saw people gathering on one beautiful Keke napep, so I thought something had happened and i rushed to go and see what was happening, only to find out that it was an electric tricycle. Is that why they were behaving like villagers?

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Charging it will be the problem.
But local people sef. What exactly are they looking at? It looks just like keke!
(BTW is it that cold in Jos? They're dressed like they're in iceland!)

DaddyCoool:
Is it that cold in Jos?
They're dressed like they're in iceland

omo cold dey Jos ooo, you forget say Jos is the home of cold?

Omoh,no be lie...

But one thing is certain here,and that's the fact that this Keke go too get electric fault........ Even this our normal petrol TVS Keke dey get electrical fault let alone this one ..well,it's cool cha..

Nice one. But one thing is sure, 9ja road will condemn it in few years because, it will never be rouged like the TVS keke.

DaddyCoool:
Is it that cold in Jos?
They're dressed like they're in iceland

there rural area worst for cold

Good one

Afonja101:
I was on my way back from work today then i saw people gathering on one beautiful Keke napep, so I thought something had happened and i rushed to go and see what was happening, only to find out that it was an electric tricycle. Is that why they were behaving like villagers?

Even you, city boy got thrilled by the presence of the tricycle that u brought out your phone and took pics of it.

DaddyCoool:
Is it that cold in Jos?
They're dressed like they're in iceland

Yea, it's about 18°c... But the coldest part of Nigeria is usually Gembu in Taraba, that place is usually 16°c, you don't need AC and fridge

Nairalander248:
Yea, it's about 18°c... But the coldest part of Nigeria is usually Gembu in Taraba, that place is usually 16°c, you don't need AC and fridge

na lie, visit pankshin bro

DaddyCoool:
Is it that cold in Jos?
They're dressed like they're in iceland

J - Town people sabi dress well like Yankees

Nairalander248:
Yea, it's about 18°c... But the coldest part of Nigeria is usually Gembu in Taraba, that place is usually 16°c, you don't need AC and fridge

I want to visit Gembu but I heard the road is a scary and dangerous.

Galinton:
na lie, visit pankshin bro

Na because you never visit Gembu, average weather of Pankshin is 19°c while Gembu is 16°c

Kaido:
I want to visit Gembu but I heard the road is a scary and dangerous.

Lol, you will enjoy it

DaddyCoool:
Is it that cold in Jos?
They're dressed like they're in iceland

Are you that ignorant?

Nairalander248:
Lol, you will enjoy it

Woooow!

Ohh beautiful, let's see how long it can go serving Nigerians....

I sell herbs tho

Electric powered mechanism have been around since in the 1940s in the United States but it was systematically dismantled by the power brokers who profit from fossil fuel. Today we are reaping the bitter fruits of climatic change.

[b][b]"It didn’t happen by accident. It happened by a huge social engineering project carried out by the government and by the corporations beginning in the 1940s. It was a very systematic effort to redesign the society so as to maximize the use of fossil fuels. One part of it was eliminating quite efficient rail systems. New England, for example, did have a pretty efficient electric rail system all the way through New England. If you read E. L. Doctorow’s novel Ragtime, the first chapter describes its hero going through New England on the electric rail system. That was all dismantled in favor of cars and trucks. Los Angeles, which is now a total horror story — I don’t know if any of you have been there — had an efficient electric public transportation system. It was dismantled. It was bought up in the 1940s by General Motors, Firestone Rubber, and Standard Oil of California. The purpose of their buying it up was to dismantle it so as to shift everything to trucks and cars and buses. And it was done. It was technically a conspiracy. Actually, they were brought to court on a charge of conspiracy and sentenced. I think the sentence was $5,000 or something, enough to pay for the victory dinner." Noam Chomsky, Human intelligence and Environment. https://chomsky.info/20100930

With the cost of electricity and and instability the expectations might be below average..

DaddyCoool:
Is it that cold in Jos?
They're dressed like they're i
n iceland

Very cold

Alright

Okay

DaddyCoool:
Is it that cold in Jos?
They're dressed like they're in iceland

yeah. Its over 4 thousand feet above sea level, just like gembu in sadauna local government, taraba. U can touch the cloud from gembu. I served close by. From gembu, u see surrounding towns as sand, no matter how far they are

E dey cure hunger?

DaddyCoool:
Is it that cold in Jos?
They're dressed like they're in iceland

Omorrr Jos is so cold. I mean extremely cold. When I arrived Jos that year, I couldn't bath, no one could bath even after the long journey. I slept with 4 thick bedsheets.

this is how people will gather wen the right person becomes the president

Op, are they not villagers?

Nairalander248:
Yea, it's about 18°c... But the coldest part of Nigeria is usually Gembu in Taraba, that place is usually 16°c, you don't need AC and fridge

My friend from Taraba once told me that sometimes, they find ice inside buckets in Gembu.