pocohantas:
I remember entering one and my friend and the conductor get argument over "change".

Entered one bus two days later and the conductor said "sisi, how that your jagajaga friend? ". Took me some minutes to realize it is same bus/conductor. Those guys have photogenic memory o

pocohantas:
I remember entering one and my friend and the conductor get argument over "change".

Entered one bus two days later and the conductor said "sisi, how that your jagajaga friend? ". Took me some minutes to realize it is same bus/conductor. Those guys have photogenic memory o

Warlord3000:


Photographic memory

MyphoneandI:


I swear down, I remember one day I took bus from mile 2, I was on native attire. I gave conductor money, conductor say : oga I no fit collect the money from u, I know u, u enter my bus one time ago I no fit remember but I know say u be officer. I shock.

pocohantas:
I remember entering one and my friend and the conductor get argument over "change".

Entered one bus two days later and the conductor said "sisi, how that your jagajaga friend? ". Took me some minutes to realize it is same bus/conductor. Those guys have photogenic memory o

laughitall:
I will take public bus next week I want to observe this stuff

izzou:


Conductors and change wahala

You enter in the morning- They won't have change
You enter in the afternoon - They still won't have change
You enter at night - They still won't have change

Countless times, I've had to drink unnecessary bottle water because I no get strength to shout

IjebuWarrior:


Really?

ednut1:
na always women dey fight over change. Bet y

amaniro:
About number two. I remember the first time I came to Lagos. The conductor was shouting *shodi shodi shodi * I didn't know it was oshodi.

tajuh:


Your own beta, barely I came to lazgidi,i heard wazo and didn't have a clue. Stood there for almost an hour thinking egbeda wazo was a bus stop. It was a neighbor passing by that saved me that day.

obinoral1179:
on Friday I bought burns abi puff because of change at oshodi and the babe wey they join is with just troway face and just today a woman was joined with me, I jejely follow her to her garage and ask the next conductor for change before going my way....

midnighter:


because they always try to dupe women for change its very annoying

Thats why im happy when the shoprite cashiers give me my N200 in N10 notes...they will be apologising but they dont know how they have helped me...lol

ednut1:
because una too stingy abeg

midnighter:


because of gender inequality and wage gaps we dont have money to spare!

izzou:


Conductors and change wahala

You enter in the morning- They won't have change
You enter in the afternoon - They still won't have change
You enter at night - They still won't have change

Countless times, I've had to drink unnecessary bottle water because I no get strength to shout

ednut1:
hahahaha chai.

ramdris:
All got me cracking up...

pocohantas:


You don't blame them na.
When people dey always give them big big money. I no dey use eye see small bills o. Once I enter your car and sight those N20, N50 in the cupholder...I grab them all.

I hate N20

tajuh:


Your own beta, barely I came to lazgidi,i heard wazo and didn't have a clue. Stood there for almost an hour thinking egbeda wazo was a bus stop. It was a neighbor passing by that saved me that day.

midnighter:
Sometimes they will cover their window with church and football stickers to the point where you wonder how they can see where they are going

the seat on the second row behind the engine that burns your legs at times should cost less money

the front row seat by the window should be allocated by quota..allow women to take it to encourage them to work in the harsh economy

Tamtdollz:
And there's the fact they all have bad seat belts, it's either you sit on it or tuck it behind your back