BoboKush:
Good afternoon house
Have been considering this Uber/Taxify stuff
But the issue I have is m nt conversant with lagos very well esp Island.... Main land I stil fit try.... Naw back to where I need help

How does one know one way
This tin plenty for yaba.... Tho I dunno particular area it is dere
And on the island part I don't know anywhere

What does u people suggest?

How do you cope with VIO.... Lasma.... FRSC and other govt. Agencies?

northbird:


Iyana ipaja is still the best choice though.

You cud easily get ikeja back from dere.

Felicity0001:

I'm looking at buying things like AC, washing machine, plus some electrical stuff but someone just advised I go to mile2 that I'll get them cheap there as well since they offload overthere.

My question now is do you think it will better off buying from online or I should just buy from warf?

Urgent reply pls.

Babadee1900:
Just they careful boss, make you no collect Bolt hammer

peeps4u:


You dey repair cars for midnight bro?

radautoworks:


hustle never sleeps

northbird:


1.start by using Google maps. You cud Google the use of Google maps. Wen to know if you hv missed d road, one way n stuffs like dat.

Ask the riders respectfully for help, some are willing and will direct you to their destination.

2. For now. DON'T CHASE target . You are on a learning curve.

3. Start early (6am) if you r chanced 5.45am. (by 6am you should b set) and close early 5pm, Ensure your papers r complete, n you won't hv issues wt vio n road safety.

4.Avoid kabu kabu for now. Don't be tempted ...₦100-₦150 fares cud get you into trouble.


5.Always be on the alert, if you r approaching any junction, don't accelerate, drive wt a uniform speed, watch out for No you turn, one way signposts some are obscure

6. Don't park on major roads and streets.... If you notice, a road is very free ( e. g Alexander road, Gerrard road, Isaac John, Ikeja GRA) with areas where you can park. It ain't free for nothing, , it means dey tow cars there..... Not even to rest briefly... Find inner streets n Park.

7. Don't rely fully on the Gmap. Some areas are not updated on the map. Observe how cars r moving esp Keke n danfos, they know d local terrain better.

8. Lastly, Before going out, Say a word of prayer, to divinity for guidance.

Goodluck..

donfortune48:


When I started newly (1st week), I got a request in ikeja. Called rider.

Rider: I'm going to Agege stadium side.
Me: I don't know where Agege stadium is. This's my 1st week.
Rider: don't worry I'll direct you.

Got a request to yaba from ikeja.
On our way, rider asked if I'm taking 3rm mainland.
Me: I don't know where 3rm mainland is. I don't know anywhere. This's my 1st week.
Rider: I'll direct you.

Got a request from ikeja to Ogba.
Riser: follow Adeniyi Jones.
Me: I don't know where it is. This's my 1st week.
Rider: I'll direct you.

No knowledge of Lagos road is not a big deal bro.
Just 2weeks, with the help of riders, you're good to go.

Just know how to use G-map wella. That's where problem fit dey.

sportFX:


Start by driving around using Google map, Google map is very effective.

northbird:


1.start by using Google maps. You cud Google the use of Google maps. Wen to know if you hv missed d road, one way n stuffs like dat.

Ask the riders respectfully for help, some are willing and will direct you to their destination.

2. For now. DON'T CHASE target . You are on a learning curve.

3. Start early (6am) if you r chanced 5.45am. (by 6am you should b set) and close early 5pm, Ensure your papers r complete, n you won't hv issues wt vio n road safety.

4.Avoid kabu kabu for now. Don't be tempted ...₦100-₦150 fares cud get you into trouble.


5.Always be on the alert, if you r approaching any junction, don't accelerate, drive wt a uniform speed, watch out for No you turn, one way signposts some are obscure

6. Don't park on major roads and streets.... If you notice, a road is very free ( e. g Alexander road, Gerrard road, Isaac John, Ikeja GRA) with areas where you can park. It ain't free for nothing, , it means dey tow cars there..... Not even to rest briefly... Find inner streets n Park.

7. Don't rely fully on the Gmap. Some areas are not updated on the map. Observe how cars r moving esp Keke n danfos, they know d local terrain better.

8. Lastly, Before going out, Say a word of prayer, to divinity for guidance.

Goodluck..

toomush:



Baba I dey watch am with eagle eye

Infinityestate teach me well

toomush:


Wharf would be better

Felicity0001:

Thanks bro. Any idea of the days they open now?

izzou:


Lol
No be me naa

How I go leave Island, dey go Ikorodu go chill?

I'm asking for a friend of a friend

Felicity0001:

I seriously doubt if we will ever go back to those days of 30k weekly again self.

It will take the world many years to recover from the effects of covid 19.

jpworld:


Once church have start, on August 7 abi 14, car rental will go back to 30/35k drivers.

jpworld:


Once church have start, on August 7 abi 14, car rental will go back to 30/35k drivers.

izzou:


It's not necessarily Wharf you should go to.

There's a place called Westminster... it's before Coconut busstop..But I don't know if it's still as before..Besides, containers and tankers don cover everywhere

My advise? Go to Ijesha bus stop. Just after it is a bus stop called Warehouse.. You'll see them offloading all these items from Containers...

jpworld:


Once church have start, on August 7 abi 14, car rental will go back to 30/35k drivers.

donfortune48:


Odo-olowu.

toomush:



Baba I dey watch am with eagle eye

Infinityestate teach me well

Felicity0001:

Haa!!! Those places are too far ooh. 70km from my house that's like 140km return trip.

Thanks anyways

1daboi:
abort the beach mission for now. Lagos state closed down the beach due to covid though you can still go in but the place dry gan. Na only you and water fave to face. No fun as other ppl no come

eyinola:
i think i am learning well too

jpworld:


Once church have start, on August 7 abi 14, car rental will go back to 30/35k drivers.

Felicity0001:

Thanks bro. Any idea of the days they open now?

1daboi:
enyinola be careful, Na express you dey go