sonnie10:
I used to think this was rude, until I bought my own car.

hisexcellency34:
one driver splashed on me and i threw a stone that shattered his glass... and fled

Jason007:
if you have a car , you would understand that most times it's not intentional. just have to watch how you walk on the side walk.

Broadsway:
I remember when I was in Final year at the University of Lagos, I had just finished my second semester exam and decided to go home to rest for a bit after exams. This faithful Saturday morning, it had rained during the night and so I didn't see no reason why I should not go home and enjoy my weekend. I put on one of my best clothes and headed out. I boarded a Danfo bus heading to yaba, the road was flooded and unfortunately for me, the drivers windows were out. I sat down majestically at the front, on getting to WAEC busstop, a Sienna car drove past on high speed, splashing water and soaking most of the passengers in the bus. Through the back windscreen of the Sienna, I could see the lady in the front seat turn back and was laughing hysterically.

I had never felt so downcasted in my life as I felt at that moment. I thought it could never get worse until I got to ikeja and another slowpoke splashed water on me, I could feel the tears build up in my eyes as I wondered what I did wrong that day or if I was jinxed.

It's been 3years now since that fateful day, heading towards Lagos island now, I saw a Honda car with plate number LSR5... , zoom fast and splashed water on a cart pusher, the driver loved what he did and did it again to another passerby, I felt so angry in my spirit that I had to get the plate number of the car and write out this piece.

It's so bad that alot of car drivers feel they have made it in this world and that Pedestrains should be treated with disgust during raining season. This is a bad attitude and we must put a stop to this.

Thanks for reading.

Victorisoni3:

Abi
Hmm dis one na evil

Kseafresh:
Eya, Ndo...U pipu shud call me when this post reaches front page

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Blackfire:
Poor people eh....




Car you no get, people drive there car you complain..... Poor people are winch .

Broadsway:
I remember when I was in Final year at the University of Lagos, I had just finished my second semester exam and decided to go home to rest for a bit after exams. This faithful Saturday morning, it had rained during the night and so I didn't see no reason why I should not go home and enjoy my weekend. I put on one of my best clothes and headed out. I boarded a Danfo bus heading to yaba, the road was flooded and unfortunately for me, the drivers windows were out. I sat down majestically at the front, on getting to WAEC busstop, a Sienna car drove past on high speed, splashing water and soaking most of the passengers in the bus. Through the back windscreen of the Sienna, I could see the lady in the front seat turn back and was laughing hysterically.

I had never felt so downcasted in my life as I felt at that moment. I thought it could never get worse until I got to ikeja and another slowpoke splashed water on me, I could feel the tears build up in my eyes as I wondered what I did wrong that day or if I was jinxed.

It's been 3years now since that fateful day, heading towards Lagos island now, I saw a Honda car with plate number LSR5... , zoom fast and splashed water on a cart pusher, the driver loved what he did and did it again to another passerby, I felt so angry in my spirit that I had to get the plate number of the car and write out this piece.

It's so bad that alot of car drivers feel they have made it in this world and that Pedestrains should be treated with disgust during raining season. This is a bad attitude and we must put a stop to this.

Thanks for reading.

post=80557630:
This nuisance has been around since time immemorial.
Before being able to afford of buying a car, you were a victim, after getting a car you become the perpetrator of what you went through in the hands of water splashers!

The best solution is only to be EXTRA CAREFUL when driving during raining season and be MORE AWARE of your surroundings.

But truly, 30% of the time, splashing water on people is not intentional, you can't just avoid it,
And throwing stones at the windscreen of such cars is not intentional also...it's only on impulse.

But please. let us STOP doing the latter, it's barbaric, TWO WRONGS do not make a right!


She was laughing hysterically?!
These are the ones that are supposed to be taught a lesson and it won't be considered as barbaric!

Jason007:
if you have a car , you would understand that most times it's not intentional. just have to watch how you walk on the side walk.

kaziblake:
When you see people moving towards that direction then you are supposed to slow down..