nitigriti:


See? Only dru23 will refer to the "slavemerchant" moniker as "slavermerchant". dru23 and drunice23 are twelve and a dozen ...

iyaegin:
So i carried some runs gals on sunday from some Posh tower flats in Ikoyi three of dem and immediately they entered they started narrating their overnight experience but they were speaking in their native language and made sure to ask that i did not understand what they were saying but one could not edit how she had to go front and back in her narrative after a while she carries out a bale of N500 notes and counted i was like biz must have been good overnight so to celebrate they ask demselves to go watch black Panther and one of dem asks if its a home Video Jeez i almost passed out ...den they tell her it is the hottest movie in town currently and she still insists that she would not enjoy it that she only does home video eventually dey somehow tell her to follow dem for going sake me i was headed to Ikeja and i made sure i took the longest route available and dey did not seem to observe so me too was like let us spend in this your largesse small on top 1.8 surge...like one Big Oga here who they asked for correct hotel from Airport and decided to go fishing at waterside lekki..weh done sir...i like your style...

I wanted to count bridges in lagos that night

funshy75:
113.46km and 142.33km in both days respectively..

chillex8:

How do I know your alternate moniker is Dru23
Simple.
Your application of written English is pathetic.

oride:


Pardon my bluntness. What you are proposing is not a business but charity. I will advice you seek for a good vehicle on rentals, save up the needed funds for your equity contribution. Don't sit and wait for a messiah that will meet your needs. Get up and hustle. Walk the talk sir.

Daveonoja:
wld gladly share bro...hit me up....meanwhile wait on the Honda sale for a while and try out new method and probably make some money from it , bfor selling it

Daveonoja:
wld gladly share bro...hit me up....meanwhile wait on the Honda sale for a while and try out new method and probably make some money from it , bfor selling it

baxton25:





Why?I want to drive it myself,full time and it's tokunbo car.
How much do you think I can make in a month for myself?

baxton25:
I want to register a Lexus es 330 2006 model on uber and taxify,and it's a 3.3ltr,please any advise on this?
It's a bit luxurious tho.

Coolbenzino:
Abeg, make una help me na. I wan buy SMILE Wi-Fi for this biz. Is anyone using it here? Is it good?

Hello good people, anyone using SMILE Wi-Fi broadband? Kindly share your experience. Thank you.

Stealth100:


I use it, it works very fine.

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Andalucia:


Hello and thanks for stopping by.

I beg to differ with your view relative to my seeking charity in whatever definition/meaning of the term (do check up on the definition of the term).

My proposal is just a business model with it's own peculiarity which places no compulsion on any one to take it serious if if goes against the business sense of him/her. It may interest you to note that Principals who were willing to do business with me based on this arrangement had contacted me but two of the four that were game had vehicles that didn't meet the criteria (3.0l vehicles), while another two are yet to bring in the vehicles having just purchased them while being in no rush to expedite the process (not trying to score cheap points). Let's just say I've experienced in this thing called life surprising turn of events that rubbished established facts.

Just like it is the prerogative of potential partners to demand equity contribution as it makes good business sense to them after considering the angles, so is mine not to engage in "rentals" after running the figures.

You see, don't ever assume the status quo will always remain so across board. The human mind is a maze driven by a multitude of impulses which are in turn informed by experiences that are peculiar to each individual hence one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. Be daring and inquisitive as you never know what you may find behind that door everyone claims lead to nowhere thus not even daring to open it.

Thanks for stopping by and all the best.

P.S: Your bluntness is pardoned.

Haderbayor123:
Can anyone else pls confirm if taxify has reduced their bonuses, or it's only happening from my end.

jayooh:

Gbam!!
Blackylola calls the charade masquerading, buy I call it cowardice

lekanlaniyan:
Every business has its share of a few bad eggs. The ride-share service is definitely not an exception.


The ride-share service – as provided by Uber, Taxify and Oga Taxi – is fast becoming a big source of employment and extra-income for Nigerians.


However, there have been not a few cases where some drivers have wittingly and unwittingly offended customers.


As a result of such occurrences, Autojosh is offering some essential tips for ride-share drivers in order to for them to offer better and more professional services.


1. Be courteous to your passengers. Especially on the phone. Avoid arguments. Remember, the customer is always right.


2. Speak only when spoken to . During rides with clients, keep your opinions to yourself, except the passenger solicits for it.


3. Do not get too personal with passengers . The passenger is not your friend or relative. The passenger is an esteemed client. They deserve your professionalism.


4. Always decline requests politely . If necessary, explain why a client’s request is been declined.


5. Be neat. Dress appropriately. There should be a difference between you and a bus conductor.


6. Be Patient . Admittedly, this advice is easier given than done. In this line of work, it is typical for your patience to be tested. Nonetheless, try to exercise some patience when dealing with clients.


7. Learn to zone out of the environment when being insulted. Simply block out your mind from every unkind words being uttered by an unruly passenger.


8. Get a Dashboard Camera . A dashboard camera should be an essential item in your car. You never know when you will get a bad passenger that you will need proof of their actions. Indeed, nothing beats recorded video in court.


9. Use Your Discretion. Decline passengers who you are not comfortable with or feel safe with.


10. Keep the Music Down . You never know, your choice of music could be offensive to the passenger.


11. End a trip if you feel a passenger is behaving in an intolerable manner . However, let this be the last resort.


12. Do not physically remove a passenger. However, in a case when it becomes imperative to do so, do it at a public where there are witnesses, or at a police station.


13. No matter how irritated you are – on no account must you drive a passenger to your home.


14. Never be cynical or sarcastic. Use the right and appropriate tone and choice of words when interacting with a client.


15. Cash or online payment . If you prefer cash transaction, politely explain why to the passenger before the trip is started.


16. Take your personal safety serious . Decline rides with passengers that you are not comfortable with – or destinations that you feel are risky. Never let earning money or the worry of your rating get in the way of doing what you need to do to be safe.


17. Do not be ashamed to ask for directions . Ask your passenger for direction if you are unsure of it. Navigational devices are not always accurate. If you are using a navigational device, minimize distraction while driving. Input destination only when the car is stationary.


18. When your passenger is indulging in an illegal or unsafe act during the ride you may politely request that they refrain from it. If they do not comply with your request, end the trip and drop them off at the nearest safe place or at the police station.


19. Get a POS device . Save yourself the worries of whether a bank transfer claim by a client to your bank account is genuine or not. Get a POS device.


20. You deserve your pay . If a passenger has demonstrated no evidence of a capacity to pay after a trip, insist on your pay. Stand your grounds. Let him or her look for someone to borrow from.


21. Rest . This is very important. It could be very exhausting driving for long hours. Take out time off work for some well deserve rest. The great thing about the ride-share service is that you can turn off your app when you decide to be off duty and turn it on when you resume.


22. Secure yourself . Have a pepper spray or a Taser. Be prepared to defend yourself when necessary. Even if you are deactivated for life by Uber, Taxify, etc, it’s worth it if you are still alive and uninjured.

Enjoy everybody.

Haderbayor123:
Like how much subscription do you use monthly? And hope there network is stable and strong? Thanks

ifyeez:
Nigerians can be damn funny, was in festac, I got a request saying ragirasaki so I called the rider to confirm his location, he said he doesn’t knw why the gps is showing ragirasaki that his at Ago greenfield estate. I went straight to greenfield, rider entered no destination, I asked him where he was going to he said, his just going to greenfield gate to enter keke, I almost cried coz the bad road in that estate was madt, then driving that distance to meet him

protocol:
that's gud for u.why did u not ask him where he was going? D estate with d worst road in lagos