Can you employ such person to drive you?
And are they allow to drive in Nigeria?

Answer the question first.

Hehehehe, this one na front page material o.

Yes I can. Since he is not blind nd knw d nigeria no problem u just write where u want to go to nd dats all. A driver dat has experience nd is deaf is employable

Ms_Steph: Yes I can. Since he is not blind nd knw d nigeria no problem u just write where u want to go to nd dats all. A driver dat has experience nd is deaf is employable

For Nigeria? I hope you know there is no extra life?

oluface: For Nigeria? I hope you know there is no extra life?

he is not blind but deaf. Dats y I said "experienced" dat y dis country won't develop in sum countries blind pple r working. A disability doesn't mean its d end of d world. As 4 me I can employ a deaf person

I cannot, how will he hear cars honking,? Side mirrors dont do the job alone.

Imagine, a sharp corner, that you need to honk to know if another car in coming.... #Youonlydieonce...

This one aint mouth-reading.

Ms_Steph: Yes I can. Since he is not blind nd knw d nigeria no problem u just write where u want to go to nd dats all. A driver dat has experience nd is deaf is employable

my sis i clearly understand d fact that you are trying to be optimistic and patriotic here and i equaly share that view , however in reality you realy dont want to give it a try ... am not ruling out the possibility u of finding a deaf person who is well experienced in such profession but be ready to accommodate the excesses involved. especially if the person is a Nigerian (i dont think we have a special training school for them in dis country.).

@ Op can you employ a blind girl as your house help?

donem: @ Op can you employ a blind girl as your house help?

Oju loba ara. Once you are blind you are 80% disable... But when u are deaf... There are chances of success.

Emmyk: I cannot, how will he hear cars honking,? Side mirrors dont do the job alone.

Imagine, a sharp corner, that you need to honk to know if another car in coming.... #Youonlydieonce...

This one aint mouth-reading.

You get sense jare. Nigerians can be very sentimental at the expense of their own lives.

A deaf man drove me once...i met myself in a ditch. He couldn't hear impatient drivers honking. I was even shouting at him to use his mirrors but he couldn't hear me. He was communicating with me in sign language and i was shouting in my own language too. See confusion. Na so we hear "gbam" for back.

Caracta:

You get sense jare. Nigerians can be very sentimental at the expense of their own lives.

A deaf man drove me once...i met myself in a ditch. He couldn't hear impatient drivers honking. I was even shouting at him to use his mirrors but he couldn't hear me. He was communicating with me in sign language and i was shouting in my own language too. See confusion. Na so we hear "gbam" for back.

Eiya, pele. U learnt the hard way

Obinoscopy: Eiya, pele. U learnt the hard way

I tell you

I dey craze?


I'd rather hire a d. umb.

Make deaf man drive me for lagos traffic? Never
I can only employ a deaf man to collect tolls,revenue and sell tickets for an event...
During Orji Uzo Kalu's era, when Enyimba were still making waves in the CAF CL, na deaf man dey sell ticket for Aba township stadium & money dey so complete
Deaf man no dey hear come, except go