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Lagos can be an interesting place to live. Lagos is a home to 15million people and its been estimate that at least 3 million cars and buses pile the road regularly. Among these sets of cars and buses will you see the exotic, the classy, those that oppress with their cars (shout-out to all those celebrities who buy 20 million cars) and also you find the public buses where an average man falls into. These buses can be didved into 2 different part, the government owned (LAGBUS, BRT) and the Union/Individual owned (Molue, Danfo, NURTW). Boarding commercial buses can be fun at times especially when you are having a bored moment at work. My friend once said anytime he is not feeling too well, he boards Molue bus and he will be praying there should be a topic of discussion or that two passengers just pick on their selves, it may be fun and it maybe otherwise. We bring to you types of people you will meet when you board a public transport using Lagos as a case study..

1. The Sleepers: These set of people sleep practically all the journey. Some even go to the extent of snoring. My uncle fall into this category, bros can sleep anywhere even when we went to board ferry, bros still sleep.. Tuwale baba!!!

2. The Talkatives: These are the political pundits and football analysts. They can quote how much was recovered from Osborne towers, Messi's salary in a year, how Buhari refused to had over power to Osibanjo etc. The talkatives raise discussions on different issues. They can talk for hours uninterrupted.

3. The Music Freaks: These ones plug in their ear- piece as soon as the journey begins. They listen to music non-stop until they alight from the vehicle.

4. The Gluttons: The gluttons buy food and drinks at the slightest opportunity. Some can even eat all
through the journey. They buy fruits, walnuts,drinks chips, gala e.t.c

5. The Cautioners: These set of people always caution the driver whenever he is over- speeding. Women are mostly found in this category especially the Yorubas. They keep saying “life has no duplicate”

6. The Fat People (mostly ladies): When Jesus said in the scriptures "Occupy till I come", these are the people Jesus is talking to. They occupy virtually all the space on the seat. They are so annoying. They can even squeeze life out of you. You can only curse them silently!

7. The Thieves: These set of people are what the Bible talked about in John 10:10. The thieves steal from unsuspecting passengers. They steal money and phones. These set of people are the most dangerous in the bus.

8. The Preachers/ Prayer warriors: God bless your soul you board a bus with the Lord's Chosen folks or people from CAC, you are done for it. They lead prayers immediately the journey begins. They also preach and share tracts.

9. The Gentle: These sets of people sit all by themself throughout the journey. They either talk or join in the discussion in the bus, let the driver speed from Lagos to Togo, OYO is your name.

10. Quarrelsome: These sets can best be called the jesters, they pick on people to make jokes, God bless you you replicate, they turn in to a shouting match. I experienced this lately, a guy picked on virtually people in the bus including the driver, a lady just picked on him about the quality of his, na so kasala burst oo, it took the intervention of the passengers for this guy not to slap the lady, its that bad.

Having said all and done, which category do you fall into? No lie oo


Source:
http://www.autoreportng.com/2017/04/types-of-people-you-will-meet-in-public.html

Lalasticlala, come and tell us where you fall in biko



Seun, you too, come and talk

Read more here...

http://www.autoreportng.com/2017/04/types-of-people-you-will-meet-in-public.html

Lol... For people who are good with jumping danfo...

Ignorant a bit...

Finally

Wailers and Enemies of state

The Advertisers - " hello, hi we have a product of mustard seed, planted in Israel harvested in Egypt packaged in dubai and sold in nigeria. it cures staphylococcusERUS, hivERUS and every other ERUSES in this world.... buy it to solve ur physical, mental, emotional and spiritual problems....."

those ones na lag bus be their shop

The drug advertisers dey vex me pass.
How person go say one drug can cure 20 ailments.
Haba.

See below shaa

Those who work from home. Ask Lai if you are in doubt.

Fayose belongs to No.2

e remain one u no mention oo oga....
The ones who no go pay tfare if bus conductor mistakenly forget to collect it from them.

Those women who beg you to help lap their kids

4. The Gluttons: The gluttons buy food and drinks at the slightest opportunity. Some can even eat all
through the journey. They buy fruits, walnuts,drinks chips, gala e.t.c

And egg

So true bt nt only in lagos buses some happen during long distance journey too

AutoReportNG:
Lagos can be an interesting place to live. Lagos is a home to 15million people...We bring to you types of people you will meet when you board a public transport using Lagos as a case study..

Interesting read

You seem to be very observant

Perhaps you could write a screenplay while you're at it.

I'm sure your script's dialogue will be realistic

Just saying...

sarrki:
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Wailers and Enemies of state

Those who work only on Friday and from home.

Those preachers annoy the shii outta me ....And they'll be shouting...mchew

So With All The Cars Wey You Dey Always Show Us Their Features/Specs For Here , You Still Dey Jump Danfo Like Me .. This Life Is Truly Beautiful

The womanizers...der pray to God for a beautiful lady by der side... I'm suppose to be among dis category but I'm a born again..

Wat abt dose dat dnt do public bus?





kos ayamu nt understanding




pls write abt dose dat do PRIVATE JETS....





KOS 30BILLION FOR THE ACCOUNT OOOOO




ABEG NO BLOW WHISTLE OOOO

See them hereeeeeee

I remember the first time I boarded a BRT Bus. I was in Lagos after spending eleven years in the U.K. Before I came I had already been overfed with the news about how Fashola was transforming Lagos.


when I got to Lagos I decided to go on a BRT Bus ride, but something happened. A pickpocket inside the bus stole my phone and bag. Forunately, we caught him. He said his name was chinedu from abia state. He said it was the poverty and suffering in igboland that led him to petty theft. He claimed that igboland was underdeveloped, primitive and backward.


I just had mercy on him and gave him one pound. You need to see how happy he was. Apparently, that was the first time he would see a gard currency

BiafranBushBoy:
Lol... For people who are good with jumping danfo...

Ignorant a bit...

So you never jump danfo before ehn bush?

K

No time

6. The Fat People (mostly ladies): When Jesus said in the scriptures "Occupy till I come", these are the people Jesus is talking to. They occupy virtually all the space on the seat. They are so annoying. They can even squeeze life out of you. You can only curse them silently!

This killed me

My cousin falls into category 1. Whenever breeze or a/c blows him while in a vehicle he sleeps off. Once you are travelling with him just know that you are travelling alone.

Meanwhile, why would I stay in same country with this man

sarrki:
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Wailers and Enemies of state

So you're triggered by that minister of darkness pic

The ones with terrible body odor

The phone callers:
to know every details about them is so easy, let dem recieve phone call, den u know dere name, date of birth, state of origin, account number, no of children and so on...
d kynd tin wey kum pain me pas be say, no b only people wey dey insyd bus go hear dem, if dem recieve call 4 ur syd, u go tink say dem swallow sound system

sarrki:
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Wailers and Enemies of state

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what?
Besides,the category that sing choruses almost all the journey.

it happens here in Abuja too

Entering Lag bus from home to work can be interesting somedays, can also be annoying atimes. Different characters!
The Op forgot to mention those without Tfare, yet they will enter the bus with all swags, fighting and arguing with the the conductors.