If you live in Nigeria, seeing hawkers on the street or food vendor by the road is not out of place and everytime, you step into any Nigerian street, there is a likelihood that you would come across one of them.

Often times, we understimate the importance of these set of Nigerians but the truth is, many of us, depend on them for one thing or another.

Yarnvibes in this piece brings you the people we often don’t think of, but play a large role in our everyday lives…


Ever been inside a Lagos trafic and you are so thirsty and the only thing on your mind is water! Then a pure water or bottle watter seller pops out of nowhere on the road?


The reality is, for as low as N100 you can buy yourself a plate of cooked meal from any other road side food vendor. It is known fact that many Nigerians depend on them daily for survival.


Whether you have cash to buy or not, any one who follows the news definitely takes glances at newspapers being hawked by the vendor in traffic.


Trying to get somewhere really fast, the okada man is your best bet.


These ones don’t sell in kilos and don’t have a fixed price. So everything depends on your bargaining power and the naira in your purse.

What do you think

http://yarnvibes.com/5-classes-nigerians-play-important-roles-hardly-recognised/

What about Olosho them?

It's a Good thing that they are been recognised at least through the media.
#caLLmeBERG

May God Bless all Ewa Aganyi sellers...they made bread and beans taste better than Chicken and chips....


May God bless all the underrated people Hustle...Amen

Anyway naija is for jagaban dem

I love this piece,short,unique and an eye opener.

Gosh...Op, U forgot to mention LILNETTY...

Nice one Op





Btw

The lady above me

Have you seen her profile pic ?

Hmmm

Especially the pure water hawkers.

I miss number two so much

Include fulani cattle rearers.

nice info

Ewa agonyi is bae

true

[size=15pt] Meanwhile, Police are doing their best to be recognized but with corruption.

na where u con put these tailor tailor, they don help me several times. Ladies come and confess, all the pants they've helped you to package [/size]

seriously u r right

Sellers of Ice Fish are the real MVP..

That is true sa..

Nyce one @op.

True

add Olosho, or u ar nt taliking @Op

ME SELF WHEN I DE ENTA DANFO BUS EVERY WEEKS DAYS. I DE HELP STREET

Ver well spot on OP, well noted, we do depend on them for most of our day to day activities but for those who aren't always on the go, the lady with a store that sells from recharge cards to cold coke drinks to milk, tissue, water, juice comes in handy to the mallam in every corner selling from cigars to candles, toot paste and more these people are less talked about but they are really helpful in our everyday activities as lagosians and also as Nigerians.

you forgot to mention the CD Sellers who provide street cinema for many Nigerians including the OP.

Welcome to Nigeria where those who work like elephants eat like ants and those who work like ants eats like elephants

ashawo na social workers too ooo, atleat them dey reduce the rate of rate and relative unemployment

FvckeDyoBiTch:
What about the Hookers?...In Nigeria's trying times of Buharinomics, one can't help but visit the nearest Brothel to relieve its Frustration on the unlucky Pvssy...The Dullard_ has certainly made business to BOOM for them

Is this the best yu can think of?yo brain needs allignment

study4free:


If you live in Nigeria, seeing hawkers on the street or food vendor by the road is not out of place and everytime, you step into any Nigerian street, there is a likelihood that you would come across one of them.

Often times, we understimate the importance of these set of Nigerians but the truth is, many of us, depend on them for one thing or another.

Yarnvibes in this piece brings you the people we often don’t think of, but play a large role in our everyday lives…


Ever been inside a Lagos trafic and you are so thirsty and the only thing on your mind is water! Then a pure water or bottle watter seller pops out of nowhere on the road?


The reality is, for as low as N100 you can buy yourself a plate of cooked meal from any other road side food vendor. It is known fact that many Nigerians depend on them daily for survival.


Whether you have cash to buy or not, any one who follows the news definitely takes glances at newspapers being hawked by the vendor in traffic.


Trying to get somewhere really fast, the okada man is your best bet.


These ones don’t sell in kilos and don’t have a fixed price. So everything depends on your bargaining power and the naira in your purse.

What do you think

http://yarnvibes.com/5-classes-nigerians-play-important-roles-hardly-recognised/

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THE HOOKERS-one of the most important members of the society!