ajalawole:
madam, to climb mango tree self i no get mind, not to even climb this high......................

desiigner:
I'm even scared on their behalf

ajalawole:
Explorers, come kukuma kill me. Even my mama won't allow me do this kind work (trust our African mothers)

ajalawole:
madam, to climb mango tree self i no get mind, not to even climb this high......................

Explorers:
These employees are quite literally high flyers, with one prerequisite on their CV being able to handle heights.




Repair work had to be carried out on Rio de Janeiro's famed Christ the Redeemer statue after two fingers and its head were chipped during lightning storms back in 2014.

Brave workers had to abseil down the 125 foot-high statue in a bid to fix its right thumb, right middle finger and a spot on its head.





http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-4651566/The-jobs-head-heights-must.html

Lalasticlala, mynd44

emiarire:
Nice piece op! dis really shows d mindset and orientation of white folks. They r always passionate n proud of their jobs no matter how little or insignificant it may seem. Imagine someone going to such heights just to fix d thumb of a statue or clean a window. Nigerians would rather leave the windows to b 'naturally' cleaned by rain n they will going up n down crying unemployment because everyone wants to b a doctor or work in an office.

Explorers:
Sky diving instructor.




There's no room for a fear of heights as a sky diving instructor.

To qualify, the aerial teachers must go through rigorous training and complete hundreds of jumps.

The standard jump altitude is 12,000 feet above ground level and this height provides one minute of free fall.

The scary part is no survival, is death when the chute won't open.

I will always go for confession before any jump.

KOKOwonder:
That voice that keeps telling you to jump, when u are on a height That voice that keeps telling you to jump, when u are on a height

Explorers:
Skyscrapers window cleaners.




Window cleaners recruited to polish skyscrapers must have a head for heights along with a love ofwashing and buffing.

The high rise cleaners are often suspended hundreds of feet in the air, where they carry out their work from narrow platforms or swinging seats.

Thanks to an emphasis on safety training, deaths remain rare.

According to the International Window Cleaning Association, in the U.S. there was only one high-rise fatality per year from 2010 to 2014.





Pictured


Workers cleaning the windows of Dubai's Burj Khalifa building, the world's tallest tower.

ladyF:
Hian....

Abeg make i go find work wey dey ground level...

Explorers:
Sky diving instructor.




There's no room for a fear of heights as a sky diving instructor.

To qualify, the aerial teachers must go through rigorous training and complete hundreds of jumps.

The standard jump altitude is 12,000 feet above ground level and this height provides one minute of free fall.

The scary part is no survival, is death when the chute won't open.

Emerikoss:

The Burj Khalifa,see all of them like Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible,that time he climbed up the building and down with his spy mission gloves thingy...

Jaabioro:
Explorer whenever your topic is on, the readers would have something naturally, amazingly and a spellbound attention.. to hold on to.. Great you're are when it comes to explored the past, with theories.. Take my cap bros!

Bibidear:
OMG i am scared of heights

ladyF:
Hian....

Abeg make i go find work wey dey ground level...

desiigner:
I'm even scared on their behalf

Pronmix:
Lol bro, I can totally relate, when aluminum windows were beginning to make waves in Nigeria my elder brother got a contract to fix them in one bank hqs in Lagos, mums did allow him o, because it's a skyscraper of ordinary 10-12 floors or so. That was how he lost the job. African mothers though.

ladyF:
Hian....

Abeg make i go find work wey dey ground level...