davit:
Thanks for this piece. Honestly, kèké drivers are something on our roads nowadays. I think their operation seriously needs to be well regulated. And if not possible, they should be banned!

myettiallah:


so u have never used it before?

seunlly:
Or Trailer overtake it beside 3rd Mainland bridge.
Bye bye

Bustincole:
Those days we thought Tipper driver are crazy until Danfo Driver came to awa midst

Dat one neva do, we dey manage d craze wey dey d danfo driver like dat, until okada arrive, den we realise dat Danfo are a frends


dat one sef neva do, we try and cope wit okada, until dis keke came fully, den we are now begging for dem to banned dem, if we did not accept dem like dat


wat will show up after dis will be brutal

Jarus:
A safer alternative to Okada in my view. And in areas I'm familiar with, they don't compete for main lanes of the road with cars, they only manouvre through the side spaces that would have hardly been useful to cars anyway.

I don't see them as menace.

davit:
Thanks for this piece. Honestly, kèké drivers are something on our roads nowadays. I think their operation seriously needs to be well regulated. And if not possible, they should be banned!

seunlly:
Or Trailer overtake it beside 3rd Mainland bridge.
Bye bye

autojosh:


In Lagos, Keke Marwa became very prevalent on roads after the ban on Okada activities in Lagos state.

They were considered a blessing – especially to those who plied routes that Okadas were prohibited from plying.

Sadly, Keke Marwa has become a terror on wheels on our roads.

Over time, Keke Marwa has degenerated into a terrible nightmare for road users in Lagos. They have become prime sources of trauma to commuters and other motorists.

These terror on the road have become notorious for reckless over-speeding, disobeying traffic rules and meandering through every available space between vehicles on snarled- up traffic situations,  leaving paint marks on other vehicles, etc. Clearly, Keke Marwa poses a great danger to the lives of those boarding it.



Some are wont to call for its outright ban. However, another school of thought believes a ban on Keke Marwa would lead Lagos state lead to a great traffic fiasco.

Indeed, Lagos state, with an incredible reputation for traffic gridlocks, is in a dilemma.

What do you think should be done to check the excesses of the Keke Marwa menace?












Source:

https://autojosh.com/keke-marwa-the-latest-menace-to-the-society/

Mexyz:
....What's a keke Marwa going to do on 3rd mainland bridge? They don't ply the Mainland to Island route na.

Khallyella:
I've got phobia for marwa, usually imagine me being inside and a heavy wind blowing the marwa away

XCLUX:
Dont come and spoil market for us, just bought 2 keke today. it is hard out there my G

seunlly:
Not without government providing Jobs for them. We have graduate among them.
So if they ban it, what do you want them to be doing?

ednut1:
Una don come again.

AyeMoJuba:
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See selfishness...so they can be banned if graduates are not among them?