As my dad will say "WETIN MAN GO DO"

Rollitout:
Not really but see the picture below for the riskiest job, risky because the climbers body is mostly receiving electromagnet radiation that is being transmitted or propagated from the microwave antennas

does he receive less than N18,000/month?

EniHolar:
The hustle is really real

Hello gorgeous

ChiefAzubuike:
Na their job, they signed up for it so let them do it. Moreover they're not doing it for free. They are getting paid.

Sharaap there

I was thinking about this on my way to work this morning. Had to slow down so as not to hit an old woman almost at the centre of the main road at Brracks, Ojuelegba. This is just too risky.

Good write up as usual. Autojosh well done

ZaraGift:
HMM

Really? If dats wat 'Allahu Akbar' defines to u, then u really cld use some orientation.

ChiefAzubuike:
Na their job, they signed up for it so let them do it. Moreover they're not doing it for free. They are getting paid.

Are you saying their life-worth is less than 25k? Common man! Can Africans be human in their thoughts for once?

Aint nobody out here give a fvck, they get paid!

If they did it voluntarily, i did actually respect them more..

A 100 and 5 ppl in that Neighbourhood she cleaning are unemployed youths so U can miss me with that bVllsh1t...

If they get hit occasionally then it's the government's fault for not creating adequate measures against such occurence.

In Abuja then I was told always the city sweepers are insured for a certain amount. If you hit them you'll pay more money than your meagre 100k per month salary can afford. Nobody disturbed them.

The workers wearing dark green should put on brighter colours. I would suggest red but it's a known traffic distraction.

It is true that their job is risky but I observed in the first two pictures that the worker's are backing the vehicles. I think this puts them at a relatively higher risk.

This is used in saner climes.

Road Managers

ChiefAzubuike:
Na their job, they signed up for it so let them do it. Moreover they're not doing it for free. They are getting paid.

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How much do they earn?

Some others are riskier than this. But they should always face oncoming traffic. In saner climes, there is special cleaning trucks that do this job (But people would say it will take jobs away).

Esejojo:


At N18, 000 per month? Haba.

Once the minimum wage is in effect, they should be payed more

ChiefAzubuike:
Na their job, they signed up for it so let them do it. Moreover they're not doing it for free. They are getting paid.

Absolutely insensitive of you.

Go and check out those wahum and sabo say workers who have either lost their arms or died. Talking from experience.

enoch273:



Hello gorgeous

Hi handsome

It's motorist that shouldn't make the job risky for them.
For now, we've to do it manually.
Lagos drivers are patient when they see them from experience.

OP discriminating against middlebelt farmers and political thugs.Those ones cannot find life insurance in Nigeria.

AutoJoshNG:
This has to be one of the riskiest jobs in Lagos state. It is the job of cleaning roads and streets in the state.

The job involves sweeping up the ever-busy roads in Lagos, even right in the midst of very active vehicular movements.

Work, for these road managers, resumes at 6am – just at the time when motorists in Lagos are known to race to work at dizzying speed.

Even more worrisome is the fact that many of those recruited and exposed to such high-risk activity are people well over 50 years old. This is in a state with a reputation for high number of reckless and “one-way” drivers.



Some of these road managers have been reportedly hit by motorists. Such occurrence has left them either severely injured or dead.

That notwithstanding, in a society with a terrific shortage of employment opportunities – choices are quite limited for these road managers.

By the way, this job is currently being carried out by individuals employed by the Cleaner Lagos Initiative (CLI).

In 2017, the Lagos state government set up the Cleaner Lagos Initiative (CLI) as a comprehensive plan to privatize all aspects of waste management in the city.



Currently, Lagos state has the record of having the largest amount of domestic and industrial waste in the world. This is put at 13,000 tonnes per day. This is followed by New York’s 10,000 tonnes per day.

CLI has an ambitious goal to make Lagos the cleanest and greenest city in Africa by 2025. Currently, the former war-torn Kigali, capital city of Rwanda is ranked the cleanest city in Africa.

CLI recruited 27,000 community sanitation workers (CSW) or "road managers" across the state. The recruitment was publicized via various media channels.







https://autojosh.com/is-this-the-riskiest-job-in-lagos-see-photos/

"" Currently, Lagos state has the record of having the largest amount of domestic and industrial waste in the world. ""



Why are u lying in public like this?

New York throws away over 33 million ton of waste annually and that's 15 times of what Lagos throws away annually.




https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2017/world/global-waste/

Benblaq:
RISKIEST?

Bro you have seen anything, no job is as risky in Lagos as driving a danfo bus without papers, especially when the scrap car is on hire purchase. (LASTMA, VIO, ROADSAFETY)


I even heard no one knows shortcut more than a driver with incomplete papers in Lagos, he can even pass under the sea because of LASTMA

NOBODY !!! I mean NOBODY stops a DANFO, whether police Lastma or road safety. E be like say you never see this Danfo boys in action, them they drive pass James bond.

In same countries, road are swept in the middle of the night wen there are little or no cars on the road.....na night duty things.

Conductors nko

Rollitout:
Not really but see the picture below for the riskiest job, risky because the climbers body is mostly receiving electromagnet radiation that is being transmitted or propagated from the microwave antennas

and the sungo worshipers in the area are warming up for a healthy hit track fresh just in with some high-powered lightening

Abjay97:
yes. because Nigerians can be very impatient.. Hurrying to no where in particular.. smh

Till now, I am still in awe...the pedestrians would now even be shaking bum bum as they cross. IMO, try this with Danfo driver in Lagos...

Safety is prioritized...... risk is minimal