fowlyansh181:
if the driver can’t take whatever comes with that job he best quit.

KingAzubuike:
Must be a Yoruba driver. Yoruba people value respect as if their life depends on it or as if it will bring food to their table. If sun dey shine they'll expect you to greet them "eku orun" , rain "eku ojo". Make they go the next street come back they will still expect you to greet them "eku alobo" and if you fail to do so, quarrell don start be that.

KingAzubuike:
Must be a Yoruba driver. Yoruba people value respect as if their life depends on it or as if it will bring food to their table. If sun dey shine they'll expect you to greet them "eku orun" , rain "eku ojo". Make they go the next street come back they will still expect you to greet them "eku alobo" and if you fail to do so, quarrell don start be that.

iyatrustee:


I disagree! There is dignity in labour and an obvious disrespect doesnt come with the job. There are other ways to joke with the driver.

I joke with drivers once in a while when i use their services, one thing i consistently do is to profile the driver and know what sort of "joke" is appropriate.



I only used that in relation to the man's age and not his social status. I agree with you 100%

Incandescent:
His head is truly not there.

Make he go siddon

jk200:
How on earth will you joke with a man Old enough to be your dad with the word " YOUR HEAD IS NoT THERE"?

There are some expensive joke u dare not play with an average Africa man/woman. The stupid lady even have d gut to took the man photo and upload it on SM.

She deserved more than the ill treatment she got from the man. Stupid slay queen with nothing upstairs.

Wendyglad:
Considering the fact that Nigeria is a country that places high expectations on respect, she should have known better than to address an elderly man that way

Over to the man, he should have behaved with utmost sense of official responsibility because he could get sacked for his actions... No matter what customers are always right whether old or young

iyatrustee:
That man in the video no be small person, that he drives Uber to make ends meet does not mean you look down on him. this is wrong on all grounds!!

To think she even posted this online

fowlyansh181:
if the driver can’t take whatever comes with that job he best quit.

lilytender:


Which ill treatment? She did not get any ill treatment, if she tries that with me, she will be in the hospital now. I am at my work doing my Uber jejely, you now say becos I dey drive you for my daily bread you come insult me, say I be your mate? Two thunderous slaps, one igbaju, one ifoti, one igbarun and when she turns her back, two hot iladi.

KingAzubuike:
Must be a Yoruba driver. Yoruba people value respect as if their life depends on it or as if it will bring food to their table. If sun dey shine they'll expect you to greet them "eku orun" , rain "eku ojo". Make they go the next street come back they will still expect you to greet them "eku alobo" and if you fail to do so, quarrell don start be that.

nwanyionitsha:
The girl jokingly made that statement, but the man took it personal probably because of his culture and his tribe.
I really do not know why she would make such a joke.
The guy may also be upset cause she was sitting at the back. A lot of these drivers expect passengers to sit in front. I don't and wouldn't.
If you are a taxi driver and expect every lady to sit in front with you,just go and park your car.

Wendyglad:
Considering the fact that Nigeria is a country that places high expectations on respect, she should have known better than to address an elderly man that way

Over to the man, he should have behaved with utmost sense of official responsibility because he could get sacked for his actions... No matter what customers are always right whether old or young

fowlyansh181:
if the driver can’t take whatever comes with that job he best quit.

TemmyT002:


That's why we are civilized

rentAcock:
Silly child. Just because he's a taxi driver, that doesn't give her any right to insult him. Kids these days have no respect or morals.

rentAcock:
Silly child. Just because he's a taxi driver, that doesn't give her any right to insult him. Kids these days have no respect or morals.

IjebuWarrior:

Excuzeme:


Even Caucasians stil respect their Elders or have you not seen them reserving a particular number of seats for them on Buses and in public places?
Have you not heard and seen them give free passes for Bus and train rides, for their Senior (Elderly) Citizens?
It is not just a Nigerian thing but a moral and right thing, to respect elders.

The man cannot be sacked for any jack.
it is his taxi though Uber is the "payment intermediary" between them.
Nigerians just need to go back to factory settings and learn some basic rules of humanity, especially people from the South East.

And by the way, "Customer is always right" does not go as far as hurling abusive insults at the Customer Service Personnel, if you insult people at their place of legitimate work, they have the right to throw you out. I have seen ithappen uncountable times.

Go into say a Police Station ans tell them because you are a Customer, you have the right to insult the Policemen there and see what happens next.

NB: This si not a criticism of your post, just an addition to it.

Proffdada:
calm down. It's a miscommunication. The driver would have corrected her instead. That's what I'll do.

nwanyionitsha:
The girl jokingly made that statement, but the man took it personal probably because of his culture and his tribe.
I really do not know why she would make such a joke.
The guy may also be upset cause she was sitting at the back. A lot of these drivers expect passengers to sit in front. I don't and wouldn't.
If you are a taxi driver and expect every lady to sit in front with you,just go and park your car.

ylaa:
Is this news? Please oga, stop posting meaningless stuff here. Data is expensive. Tnx.

KingAzubuike:
Must be a Yoruba driver. Yoruba people value respect as if their life depends on it or as if it will bring food to their table. If sun dey shine they'll expect you to greet them "eku orun" , rain "eku ojo". Make they go the next street come back they will still expect you to greet them "eku alobo" and if you fail to do so, quarrell don start be that.

KingAzubuike:
Must be a Yoruba driver. Yoruba people value respect as if their life depends on it or as if it will bring food to their table. If sun dey shine they'll expect you to greet them "eku orun" , rain "eku ojo". Make they go the next street come back they will still expect you to greet them "eku alobo" and if you fail to do so, quarrell don start be that.