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EmperorCaesar:
Trust Nigerians to start some silly contributions on his behalf to prove a nonsensical point

They say IQ is geographically influenced, its the reason why most Nigerians tend to reason alike

Tetrahedron:
I don’t support how he slapped the bolt driver!

but bolt drivers are the worst despicable drivers on the road,
-they are very rude
- they are the ones that sexually exploit female riders,
-never truthful
-Always looking for ways to cheat unsuspecting people

When Uber was the only ride app in Nigeria, those were days of descent drivers.
Bolt should include etiquette training for their drivers on how to approach their paying clients

TotoIsGud4boy:
I agree to everything you said, but Once you’re offering a service you owe your customers respect. Luckily you don’t jam a customer like me that will beat you inside your own car and damn the consequences. Learn to respect everyone even a cripple. Else you’ll meet your Waterloo one day and be killed like a chicken

MadPolitician:
He was rude
Sitting in his car and telling a vip to come to his car to collect his goods is not how you run such errands.

Lets say some home truths here

If you can not stand a vip and you cant tolerate their shenanigans, dont get yourself into a business that will involve the vips. Simple

flexyrule
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It's hard for me to defend any bolt driver. I have seen a shege in those guys' hands. The first time I was forced to create a topic on this forum, was to express my anger about their unprofessional behaviour.

https://www.nairaland.com/5508526/uber-driver

At the same time, I can't defend any Nigerian politician or government appointee. Those guys are mannerless and power-drunk! And they know that nobody will hold them accountable for their actions.

But then, this is my little submission... As a man, who has been around the Nigerian hustling terrain for many years, there are unfortunate situations that you can turn to your favour.

You just have to use wisdom!

All this "It's my right, It's my right" won't take you anywhere. A little humility won't take anything away from you.

98% of people who are supporting the bolt driver through their keypads and posts that are about to start flooding our social media space could have handled the matter differently.

If you're expecting justice in this matter, maybe you think Nigeria is the US or UK.

Wake up! It's an animal farm.

sheDD:
Exactly putting emotion to things
What's my generation has to be dragged to my opinion
I sight you sir. If u are not a deadbrain why will u see my comment as an invite to insulting my life and generation.... I don't want to call you Ewu... cos u might be much older than me but pls let's hold decorum on this space


Now bbk to your topic, some irritable fellow on ur street always are first to throw the first stone (first to hit their opponents)

And guess what, that street or regular guy is no politician. . Is just that he is always letting his anger to overwhelm him
There are pple like that........

I'm not exoneratimg d lawmaker; d lawmaker is conceivable I'm just saying
D driver z adding so much moment to the rift to garner some underlying gain from Nigerians .... cos na politician.
Can he say he has never had a serous rift with any of his customers since he started this driving thimg.....

Then we will know is a peculiar thimg... why raising ur recorder cos d opppnent na politician

victorazyvictor:
That's why you will never amount to that level because you don't reason well.

Your taking side to that evil driver who has been project to pull the man down by blackmailing him?

You guys lacks truth.

He was paid to deliver something SAFELY, to me he has not and I will teach him respect and lesson in a hard way.

SoftSport:
While violence must be unequivocally condemned, we must also avoid hasty judgments.

The bolt driver stated that he was struck three times and had his clothes torn to shreds simply for requesting that the lawmaker, Ikwechegh, step outside to collect his package.

We must also await a response from the lawmaker to achieve a more balanced understanding of the situation.

The lawmaker deserves respect as a prominent figure in this nation, and we must exercise caution in addressing these matters.





They are talking about physical assault you dey speak grammar. A physucal assault that was captured on camera. Na wa for you o.

SoftSport:
While violence must be unequivocally condemned, we must also avoid hasty judgments.

The bolt driver stated that he was struck three times and had his clothes torn to shreds simply for requesting that the lawmaker, Ikwechegh, step outside to collect his package.

We must also await a response from the lawmaker to achieve a more balanced understanding of the situation.

The lawmaker deserves respect as a prominent figure in this nation, and we must exercise caution in addressing these matters.

cidieschat:
You're not wise as a driver. You serve the public, you're paid to deliver an item, why not gently bring out the item and hand over, You expect him to go to the car, while you're sorted and open the boot. Pride, you won't meet your destiny helper with such ego.

These Bolt drivers if you even ask for AC, they tell you rubbish, instead of making you understand politely. Some even charge you more than what the app shows...

Amayabor1:
You see your miserable life? Instead of condemning what this house of reps member did, you are here vomiting stupidity. Should we also start talking about how almost all of our house of reps members are corrupt and how they have done nothing to impact communities they represent?

Can this house of reps member try this in the western world? You all really deserve the kind of leaders you get.

Tetrahedron:
I don’t support how he slapped the bolt driver!

but bolt drivers are the worst despicable drivers on the road,
-they are very rude
- they are the ones that sexually exploit female riders,
-never truthful
-Always looking for ways to cheat unsuspecting people

When Uber was the only ride app in Nigeria, those were days of descent drivers.
Bolt should include etiquette training for their drivers on how to approach their paying clients

EmperorCaesar:


i just came to check the name of the lawmaker and his state of origin

I expected it, to be honest . Theres something called "Groupthink". People from same area tend to act same way to same issues


When Aristotle said Man is the least noble of all animals, he had them in mind

SoftSport:
While violence must be unequivocally condemned, we must also avoid hasty judgments.

The bolt driver stated that he was struck three times and had his clothes torn to shreds simply for requesting that the lawmaker, Ikwechegh, step outside to collect his package.

We must also await a response from the lawmaker to achieve a more balanced understanding of the situation.

The lawmaker deserves respect as a prominent figure in this nation, and we must exercise caution in addressing these matters.

Tetrahedron:
I don’t support how he slapped the bolt driver!

but bolt drivers are the worst despicable drivers on the road,
-they are very rude
- they are the ones that sexually exploit female riders,
-never truthful
-Always looking for ways to cheat unsuspecting people

When Uber was the only ride app in Nigeria, those were days of descent drivers.
Bolt should include etiquette training for their drivers on how to approach their paying clients

EmperorCaesar:
Trust Nigerians to start some silly contributions on his behalf to prove a nonsensical point

They say IQ is geographically influenced, its the reason why most Nigerians tend to reason alike

SoftSport:
While violence must be unequivocally condemned, we must also avoid hasty judgments.

The bolt driver stated that he was struck three times and had his clothes torn to shreds simply for requesting that the lawmaker, Ikwechegh, step outside to collect his package.

We must also await a response from the lawmaker to achieve a more balanced understanding of the situation.

The lawmaker deserves respect as a prominent figure in this nation, and we must exercise caution in addressing these matters.

frankmoney:
If nigeria was a sensible place ... the so called rep would be suspended and recalled immediately

SoftSport:
While violence must be unequivocally condemned, we must also avoid hasty judgments.

The bolt driver stated that he was struck three times and had his clothes torn to shreds simply for requesting that the lawmaker, Ikwechegh, step outside to collect his package.

We must also await a response from the lawmaker to achieve a more balanced understanding of the situation.

The lawmaker deserves respect as a prominent figure in this nation, and we must exercise caution in addressing these matters.

Tetrahedron:
I don’t support how he slapped the bolt driver!

but bolt drivers are the worst despicable drivers on the road,
-they are very rude
- they are the ones that sexually exploit female riders,
-never truthful
-Always looking for ways to cheat unsuspecting people

When Uber was the only ride app in Nigeria, those were days of descent drivers.
Bolt should include etiquette training for their drivers on how to approach their paying clients

Tetrahedron:
I don’t support how he slapped the bolt driver!

but bolt drivers are the worst despicable drivers on the road,
-they are very rude
- they are the ones that sexually exploit female riders,
-never truthful
-Always looking for ways to cheat unsuspecting people

When Uber was the only ride app in Nigeria, those were days of descent drivers.
Bolt should include etiquette training for their drivers on how to approach their paying clients

topalistic:
Chai see this guy get Luck oooo Stephen you don calm to have allow that idiot Slap you ooo, but that man no fit try am one one one i swear

Tetrahedron:
I don’t support how he slapped the bolt driver!

but bolt drivers are the worst despicable drivers on the road,
-they are very rude
- they are the ones that sexually exploit female riders,
-never truthful
-Always looking for ways to cheat unsuspecting people

When Uber was the only ride app in Nigeria, those were days of descent drivers.
Bolt should include etiquette training for their drivers on how to approach their paying clients