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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Nobody: 9:29pm On Jun 04, 2020
oluwaseunla:


I hope this is an attempt at sarcasm.
No sarcasm bro; Coro is a hoax, doesn't exist.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by kodred(m): 9:33pm On Jun 04, 2020
Felicity0001:

I actually thought I've seen it all only for me to experience the height of them all just few minutes back.

After buying and changing two tyers at ladipo, I got this request going to ketu.

I put a call through immidiately I entered the PU area. Rider said he was off the street but walking down to my location so I should drive down to No8 on thw street. Made a turn and parked in a safe place waiting.
After like 2min rider was no where to be found, I called again but this time he said I'd past him so I should come back a little, I was like but you said you're already coming why not just walk down and meet me up because this street is so narrow with double parking on it but rider said he was carrying a pot of soup along.
Me: a pot of soup?!! Sorry I'm not going.
R: ok, cancel.
I cancelled with the option of I don't wish to serve this rider.
Immediately after his request came in again, I've to accept with the vail of wait for 5min before cancelling but he cancelled. This happened like twice. The 3rd one I did likewise and while waiting for the 5min to cancel I saw a littlw boy within the age of 16-18 years.

R: with a rude voice, why do you keep accepting my request when you already said you're not going, can you cancel the trip.
Me: still trying to think of what to saynto the little boy due to its smallishness and rudeness and I that could entered my mind to tell h8m while he was still ranting at yhe top of his voice was "I'll cancel when I'm ok to do". It was like that was a bomb on his ears
R: are you fucking kidding me I said cancel.... He was still shouting and insulting.
I just looked at him and then started my car engine turned on the AC and rolled up.

This time it was like I fueled the whole thing. Boy started to hit my side glass, like he knew it will break he then started to hit the door and aide mirrow to an extend that the croom guilding the glass pulled of... At this time people around that knows him started coming n calling him.

One Bros he explained to walked to me to ask what happened but I just kept quiet didn't say a word for like 5min.

To cut it shot, everybody on the street gathered begging me and almost beat him up na me com dey beg for am las las.

One elderly Bros said, baba any action I want to take I should let them know they will support me.

I then said, "the society we live produce the kind of people in it, if an arm rubber comes out of the society part from it being a personal choice it's also a function of the society because some persons in the society support and encouraged that child when he started stealing before growing up to became an highway rubber, in a nut shell, you all didn't support him so that's enough".

I arranged the little damage he caused, thanked all of them while they all both old, age mate and young thanked me, entered my car, took a deep breath, drank the remaining bottle water left in my water bottle and off I went.

Why didn’t you just go offline so the young man could book another driver?

Assuming you were in the midst of the wrong set of people (his guys), what would be the story? Them go arrest them surely, but how you go be after the assault?

You know what? I’m sorry. Flog any rider that errs. Discipline their soul join.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Babadee1900(m): 9:35pm On Jun 04, 2020
toomush:


Nawa oooh...and I do park there ooh undecided
Now you know better not to.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by dckng16(m): 9:39pm On Jun 04, 2020
bebe2:


was thinking October 2020.

surely it cant be that bad??

abi I should go for bus?

Managing a Transportation biz is not an easy task. It comes with alot of challenges and requires due diligence and time. I dont know much about bus transportation but as for taxi like uber and taxify, patronage is very low at the moment, fares are not encouraging for someone to invest 1.5 million naira now. To recoup your investment is going to take you a long period of time because of cheap fares. And getting an honest and a good person is the soul and heart of this business which is very rare nowadays except if you wanna put the car up for higher purchase. Auto parts are very expensive now due to $1=N450. Bear in mind you will responsibe for repairs, if anything happens to the car you might spend alot from what the drivers delivers to you as weekly rent, which usually 20k-30k. If measures are not put in place you end up with out savings. In this Covid-19 period most drivers delivers 15k. Is not reasonable to put a car of 1.5million on the road and you re collecting peanut. From the looks of things business might pick during ember months and I would suggest wait till then or look for more profitable business to invest

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Felicity0001: 9:47pm On Jun 04, 2020
I think today is my worst day ever on ehailing but in all I thank god1.

After driving out of that toxic situation with the little boy I stopped over at mobile filling station which is along the mushin-oshodi road just after NNPC close to Kappa bus stop. Bought fuel 2k. At the exit was where I waited with my engine and AC on to type while sharing my experience on this thread and reporting the incidence to bolt because the same boys request came in again, so I'd to cancel after 5min while reporting.

After all of these I off my app and head straight home, I went through agege link to Iju ishaga road, picked up a disable friend and droppes her at home before going back to Abule Egba. Just as I was about driving into my compound my fuel has gone back to reserve where it was b4 I refuel.

Brother man, run from anything mobile along that road.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by toomush(m): 9:52pm On Jun 04, 2020
Those yaba boys are at it again, they said my offence was, I wasn't putting on nosemask(I was only one in the car, and the AC was on too), they said I broke the law. Las Las nah 1k I spend there cool

N500 for gate
N500 to pump tyre


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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by toomush(m): 9:53pm On Jun 04, 2020
Babadee1900:
Now you know better not to.

Thanks for sharing

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by tojahh(m): 10:00pm On Jun 04, 2020
Na wa o


All these riders don rugged o
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by kodred(m): 10:01pm On Jun 04, 2020
ndubuis:

Bro, it has nothing to do with ego. No one with ego does this business in the first place, let alone doing over 1500 trips. I have met the good, the bad and the ugly. At the end of the day, we are all humans and can't keep eating shit because of money or to avoid being judged.

We also have a duty to change our community the best way we can. Sometimes, force may be the only option left. If we just sit there and keep watching our fellow humans behave like animals and mistreat us, then our reason for existence becomes irrelevant by our inaction.

It doesn't make sense to keep serving a community that abuses you. You have to make an effort to keep it in check, the smallest of effort may go a long way. Using a whip on an adult may not be the best, it's on the extreme, but don't sit there and watch yourself being bashed just because you only have money on your mind.

As for pepper spray, it's my first line of defense and everyone should have it. You just have to know where and when to use it. If you arrest me unjustly and I see that my path is clear, I'll pepper spray you, push you out of my car and make a run for it. Lagos is not where you allow every Tom, Dick and Harry to ram you up and down.

You’re supposed to be intelligent or street smart. When you call a rider, can’t you guess from their tone how their attitude might be? Yet sometimes after the perceived notion that this might be trouble, you accept the trip and come here later to lament how the rider maltreated and abused you. What were you expecting?

You can’t keep eating shit, simply quit and never get to deal with any ill-mannered rider. You want to use force to treat your fellow man or else your existence becomes irrelevant lol

Take deep breaths with your diaphragm bro. It’s really good for the mind and body. Cheers

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by bebe2(f): 10:08pm On Jun 04, 2020
dckng16:


Managing a Transportation biz is not an easy task. It comes with alot of challenges and requires due diligence and time. I dont know much about bus transportation but as for taxi like uber and taxify, patronage is very low at the moment, fares are not encouraging for someone to invest 1.5 million naira now. To recoup your investment is going to take you a long period of time because of cheap fares. And getting an honest and a good person is the soul and heart of this business which is very rare nowadays except if you wanna put the car up for higher purchase. Auto parts are very expensive now due to $1=N450. Bear in mind you will responsibe for repairs, if anything happens to the car you might spend alot from what the drivers delivers to you as weekly rent, which usually 20k-30k. If measures are not put in place you end up with out savings. In this Covid-19 period most drivers delivers 15k. Is not reasonable to put a car of 1.5million on the road and you re collecting peanut. From the looks of things business might pick during ember months and I would suggest wait till then or look for more profitable business to invest

thanks for your time
lots of food for thought
will keep my out for a viable business.

I really want something to make me money this december
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Nobody: 10:11pm On Jun 04, 2020
Babadee1900:
Lastma guys are out to frustrate drivers this time around. No joke!

There’s this road off Ahmadu Bello way in VI that leads directly to Edo Liason office, it’s one of the regular spot you can park as a driver. I was there this afternoon but very close to the major Ahmadu Bello way that leads to Eko hotel.

I have not even spent upto 10 minutes there when one tout walked up to me and said ‘Alaye, O ri nkan ton shele abi ? ( Guy, can’t you see what’s happening?)

A quick glance through the side mirror, I saw lastma guys and their towing van behind me, they already blocked other drivers at my back.

The speed I used to start the car and zoom off from that place is legendary. I didn’t stop till I got to Lekki grin

Make una they careful o.

Boss..what app is that...(image)
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by yommie007: 11:01pm On Jun 04, 2020
Google map na. Just click on the image or picture and it shows you the picture of your desired location
Vision2045:


Boss..what app is that...(image)

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by stephenwa(m): 11:07pm On Jun 04, 2020
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Babadee1900:
Lastma guys are out to frustrate drivers this time around. No joke!

There’s this road off Ahmadu Bello way in VI that leads directly to Edo Liason office, it’s one of the regular spot you can park as a driver. I was there this afternoon but very close to the major Ahmadu Bello way that leads to Eko hotel.

I have not even spent upto 10 minutes there when one tout walked up to me and said ‘Alaye, O ri nkan ton shele abi ? ( Guy, can’t you see what’s happening?)

A quick glance through the side mirror, I saw lastma guys and their towing van behind me, they already blocked other drivers at my back.

The speed I used to start the car and zoom off from that place is legendary. I didn’t stop till I got to Lekki grin

Make una they careful o.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by pope191: 12:20am On Jun 05, 2020
Felicity0001:

No offence intended nor meant please.

We're only trying to rub minds but if you feel offended by my words please I apologise

One love bro!

Ba wahala, that won is in d past, I only say so cos no one is above being blocked... Bolt head is doing over heating right now, if they block someone for this reason, how long will it take before everyone get dia fair share?


And for the issue you have today, I don't have d right to tell u what to do or not, but let's say in the spirit of one love. We need to b careful, Nigerians are emotional and aggressive folks, common false alarm of thief! Next u see people don bring tire and start to beat the person, sometimes we underestimate the power of peace. No one is perfect not even me, but when God give me grace to think twice, I ask myself if I'm normal... I once gave a car hot chase from ogudu to motor-way, until sometin rang in my head like, what if u let dis b? Another experience that crack me up was one happy day, as I try to avoid pothole, dis okoda came from no where, that kind of hit the rider on the okada with his wife blast on d car provoked me, I gave them a hot chase like I was about to knock them down... As we both pull over, I step out and go straight for the guy, damn! His wife was beating the car, no one borrow me sense, before I rush into d car and scared her away with the car, the devil in me still want to find a safe place, so I can come back for return leg, until I saw someone with big stone heading towards me grin they no they tell person, the highest I can get when we get to police station, is dragging agreement on how long it will take for them to pay for damage.


Note: As we keep saying riders r acting up, is same way riders r saying the same about drivers.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by pope191: 12:21am On Jun 05, 2020
toomush:
Those yaba boys are at it again, they said my offence was, I wasn't putting on nosemask(I was only one in the car, and the AC was on too), they said I broke the law. Las Las nah 1k I spend there cool

N500 for gate
N500 to pump tyre


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Boss please more light on this, cos I am not understanding.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by donfortune48(m): 12:31am On Jun 05, 2020
pope191:


Ba wahala, that won is in d past, I only say so cos no one is above being blocked... Bolt head is doing over heating right now, if they block someone for this reason, how long will it take before everyone get dia fair share?


And for the issue you have today, I don't have d right to tell u what to do or not, but let's say in the spirit of one love. We need to b careful, Nigerians are emotional and aggressive folks, common false alarm of thief! Next u see people don bring tire and start to beat the person, sometimes we underestimate the power of peace. No one is perfect not even me, but when God give me grace to think twice, I ask myself if I'm normal... I once gave a car hot chase from ogudu to motor-way, until sometin rang in my head like, what if u let dis b? Another experience that crack me up was one happy day, as I try to avoid pothole, dis okoda came from no where, that kind of hit the rider on the okada with his wife blast on d car provoked me, I gave them a hot chase like I was about to knock them down... As we both pull over, I step out and go straight for the guy, damn! His wife was beating the car, no one borrow me sense, before I rush into d car and scared her away with the car, the devil in me still want to find a safe place, so I can come back for return leg, until I saw someone with big stone heading towards me grin they no they tell person, the highest I can get when we get to police station, is dragging agreement on how long it will take for them to pay for damage.


Note: As we keep saying riders r acting up, is same way riders r saying the same about drivers.

So I'm living on grace here?

Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by pope191: 12:36am On Jun 05, 2020
donfortune48:


So I'm living on grace here?

It is well, just b praying they don't remember you.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by radautoworks: 1:03am On Jun 05, 2020
bebe2:


was thinking October 2020.

surely it cant be that bad??

abi I should go for bus?

I think bus will fare better because of the reduction in other means of transportation

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by radautoworks: 1:04am On Jun 05, 2020
oluwaseunla:


I hope this is an attempt at sarcasm.
abi

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by radautoworks: 1:05am On Jun 05, 2020
toomush:
Those yaba boys are at it again, they said my offence was, I wasn't putting on nosemask(I was only one in the car, and the AC was on too), they said I broke the law. Las Las nah 1k I spend there cool

N500 for gate
N500 to pump tyre


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How do you guys do this!? Your stories pain me for real. Just to survive

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Felicity0001: 3:40am On Jun 05, 2020
confusedworld17:
@Felicity

UNENDING DRAMA for this huber hustle.
Abeg you get the contact of the person you bought tires from ? I want to visit there this Saturday.
Yes but I can't share his contact here without his concept do well to reach me for his contact.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Felicity0001: 3:47am On Jun 05, 2020
Ghost1994:



Sorry about your experience bro. Imagine small boy behaving like this! hmm i weep for these generation.

Lack of respect very rude set of people.

Naso that little useless girl of yesterday insulting me cos i asked her to wear facemask. Trip wey no reach 800naira.

She wan make i spend 5k+ for police and lastma
Funny generation.

He first tried opening the front door violently oooh but thank God I already central locked my doors then he resorted in hit the glass and body if the car.

I was just looking at him like I was looking at my watching my little boy playing.

Temptation I must say.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Felicity0001: 3:52am On Jun 05, 2020
Babadee1900:
Lastma guys are out to frustrate drivers this time around. No joke!

There’s this road off Ahmadu Bello way in VI that leads directly to Edo Liason office, it’s one of the regular spot you can park as a driver. I was there this afternoon but very close to the major Ahmadu Bello way that leads to Eko hotel.

I have not even spent upto 10 minutes there when one tout walked up to me and said ‘Alaye, O ri nkan ton shele abi ? ( Guy, can’t you see what’s happening?)

A quick glance through the side mirror, I saw lastma guys and their towing van behind me, they already blocked other drivers at my back.

The speed I used to start the car and zoom off from that place is legendary. I didn’t stop till I got to Lekki grin

Make una they careful o.
Japarizing... Lolzzz.

Its so unfortunate the kind of jungle we leave in this country call Nigeria.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Felicity0001: 3:56am On Jun 05, 2020
ndubuis:

Bro, it has nothing to do with ego. No one with ego does this business in the first place, let alone doing over 1500 trips. I have met the good, the bad and the ugly. At the end of the day, we are all humans and can't keep eating shit because of money or to avoid being judged.

We also have a duty to change our community the best way we can. Sometimes, force may be the only option left. If we just sit there and keep watching our fellow humans behave like animals and mistreat us, then our reason for existence becomes irrelevant by our inaction.

It doesn't make sense to keep serving a community that abuses you. You have to make an effort to keep it in check, the smallest of effort may go a long way. Using a whip on an adult may not be the best, it's on the extreme, but don't sit there and watch yourself being bashed just because you only have money on your mind.

As for pepper spray, it's my first line of defense and everyone should have it. You just have to know where and when to use it. If you arrest me unjustly and I see that my path is clear, I'll pepper spray you, push you out of my car and make a run for it. Lagos is not where you allow every Tom, Dick and Harry to ram you up and down.
100% you ear my respect.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Felicity0001: 4:24am On Jun 05, 2020
kodred:


Why didn’t you just go offline so the young man could book another driver?

Assuming you were in the midst of the wrong set of people (his guys), what would be the story? Them go arrest them surely, but how you go be after the assault?

You know what? I’m sorry. Flog any rider that errs. Discipline their soul join.
What assumptions are you still wasting precious time on?

Nobody will have such impetus to pull such stunt without being in his/her area let alone a little boy that knows I could easily crush him like a tractor.

Guy, the matter happen for him area Adedokun Street, Mushin and if unfortunately the matter set trust men go show. As a matter of fact I don already place call to one or two persons b4 stepping out of the car so leave that talk about assault my mumu no reach that height.

Anywhere I find myself either in lagos, outta Lagos or Nigeria first thing I do is pin a tent of human defense, if e set na settlement go end am las las

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Felicity0001: 4:44am On Jun 05, 2020
kodred:


You’re supposed to be intelligent or street smart. When you call a rider, can’t you guess from their tone how their attitude might be? Yet sometimes after the perceived notion that this might be trouble, you accept the trip and come here later to lament how the rider maltreated and abused you. What were you expecting?

You can’t keep eating shit, simply quit and never get to deal with any ill-mannered rider. You want to use force to treat your fellow man or else your existence becomes irrelevant lol

Take deep breaths with your diaphragm bro. It’s really good for the mind and body. Cheers
Guy some riders are a disguise in their approach on phone why some are not.

Why are snakes regarded as one of the most dangerous animals on earrh? A cobra can hide in the sand just attack, how about a green snake? So drop it!.

2days ago a lady with calm gentle voice and with good manners kept me waiting for over 15mintues that was after several calls I'd put through to get the right PU address and even pee after arriving, came back to thw car call again. After about almost 20min of waiting I'd had to cancel after driving out. It took her another 10min before calling asking me where I was, still in her gentle and calm voice on the phone.

So guy hash all those preaches, you probably didnt meet the ugly once or maybe the good hadn't gone bad during the time you rode; I encourage you to do a 1 week test one of these days then come back and tell us how far.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Felicity0001: 4:53am On Jun 05, 2020
bebe2:


thanks for your time
lots of food for thought
will keep my out for a viable business.

I really want something to make me money this december
Bafter option on transportation to invest in now is mini bus.

Before The ban on keke and bikes that bus used to be sold around 500-800k, right now I'm sure it must have gone as high as 1m. So you probably would want to consider that, daily balancing in some areas like GRA ikeja is about 5k. HP is about 2times the value. All you need do is carry out a comprehensive insurance and pray to get a good person.

But most importantly, pray about any business you want to go into this period because I heard in the news LASG is making plans of bringing in those mini busses next month or there about in large quantities to help fill the loop by the ban of bikes and keke.

So pray my dear friend, pray.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Babadee1900(m): 5:17am On Jun 05, 2020
Vision2045:


Boss..what app is that...(image)
Google map street view
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Bigleaf1006: 5:54am On Jun 05, 2020
ndubuis:

Looks like Uber have forgotten their rules. Just rated this fool 1star on Uber after I rejected her request for me to wait for her and take her back. A very rude bastard. Already on the express, another request came my way, didn't think twice about picking it, I was shocked it was the same girl I just dropped off. I didn't want to cancel because I have not been driving for some time, asked her to cancel and was met with serious insults plus death threats. Drove back to where I dropped her, thinking I'd still meet her there but she was no where to be found.

I go dey carry koboko for my car from this day forward. Koboko to flog stupid riders. Pepper spray for touts and Lastma. I really do not care if I get removed from the app. If you act any how because you are going to pay me peanut, you will be met with serious fire and fury. Fxxk that crazy talk about rider being king.

Ku ku ma stop driving!! Just tell everybody say u have tired and u can't can again grin

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Blackbishop(m): 6:26am On Jun 05, 2020
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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by donfortune48(m): 7:51am On Jun 05, 2020
pope191:


It is well, just b praying they don't remember you.

I'm sure they won't.
My village people have always been on my side. grin grin

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