₦airaland Forum

Slim987:
nothing like express service cos am an officer of frsc also, it takes atleast 3months but it depends on who is processing it for u

lonelydora:
You decided to go through the normal due process by #6300 or so.

See, in Nigeria things don't work that way. I always pay #12,000 to get mine in less than 1 week.

punisha:
Lol. My two drivers are doing a great job so far. but, if there is need for another driver, I would let you know first.

Dane34100:
Which one is "my Uber" driver?

punisha:
Not just highly educated, but u will be shocked to know that some of us use our cars to do these uber/taxify to cure boredom.
I personally drive on bolt evening hours and have two other cars registered that solely give me money from transportation.

People automatically see us as slaves when they get into the back seat, unless of course the advanced kinda people.
A typical uniport girl feels like a goddess when a guy she went to see at a hotel is booking her a ride and opening d back door for her.

My first fallout happened to be a case of asking a little girl probably born in the 90's if not early 2000 to stop smoking in my car.
Luckily I was driving thru elelenwo police station. All the policemen there know me cos they most times work with us. I stopped the car there n and the first two policewomen there were so happy to see me....left the girl there and u won't bliv same girl cussing my lineage was the one begging me.


Most riders I've carried especially those ones using bonus rides for some unknown reason have this kinda slave master mentality that works for them once they enter a cab.
I have learnt to be silent. Unless the rider engages me, I rarely say a word. There r still the nice ones out there though that will be nice to compliment u or occasionally ask u to sit out with them.

Different sides to being a bolt driver sha

ChinoElects:
Cool

Anambra has the best human capital in Nigeria.

Urhobokwaleboy:
A nigga once said: Not even a rechargeable hand fan. You mean she was holding a table fan..

Hehe na only laugh i laugh...

Well am not surprised. Went to a wedding, saw 2 guys that also came for the wedding from lagos. They both came with a G-wagon.

Guess what. They came with police guard who were carrying their bags.. They are not politician neither are they senators children. Just 2 business guys not "men" *according to a relation of theirs* from lagos...

So you see. That why am not surprised.

dataking:
After denying them access to essentials for so long. Speak of the devil. Slap you a 100 times, then offer you face wipes

Gnaeusmagnus:
Because Nigerians have this flawed idea about development

They think that development is about sharing the money...which would then be used to import stuff, which would be used to pose.

Another thing is that the money we are calling is not enough. Bayelsa has 300billion naira...not up to 1 billion dollars. Delta just has 1 billion dollars, Akwa Ibom...2-3 billion dollars, Rivers, about 1.5 billion dollars....

Then you head to places like the US...where the amount budgeted by a teaching hospital for facilities expansion is 1 billion dollars.

Nigeria is a poor country. Our reliance on oil is making it worse. The only way for these states...and for every other state to develop, is to take the long and hard road to industrial development. Many oil producing states could develop a viable exprot industry on industrial derivatives from oil, fishing, making fishing equipment, and selling it to the African continent. That's how countries prosper. But no, we want handouts, and more handouts...and we take loans if the handouts are not enough