I encountered frauds again on my way from Peter Odili road. I think there operating time are usually morning hours. The ones I encountered today used jazz but unfortunately, it didn't work on me.
I'll tell you there tactics and I hope you learn from it. First, they won't tell you where they are going until you make your direction known to them. Secondly, they would want to engage you in conversations. Thirdly, they don't use authorized commercial transport coloured cabs.

Recommendations

1. Allow the driver tell you his destination before boarding any cab.

2. Do not engage passengers in discussions and do not reply too.

3. Enter cabs with authorized colours.

I boarded a taxi at Dunamis junction, Peter Odili road, I knew full well that they were fraudsters judging from there actions as enumerated above. There was just one passenger sitting in front with the driver before I boarded the taxi. As expected, they tried to engage me in discussions but I kept mute. After covering some distance, the passenger in front alighted from the taxi and paid the driver in dollars. I laughed and felt embarrassed at how they insult me by thinking I did fall for such tricks. Also as expected, the driver told me the man paid him in dollars and left and he thinks it's a mistake and wants to return it. As usual, I kept mute. At this point, I was getting paranoid at how foolish they think I must be to fall for such petty tricks. I couldn't help but appreciate the intelligence display by the first fraudsters I encountered some weeks back. The driver drove some seconds to meet up with the man and told him he paid him in dollars and the passenger asked him to keep it and inquired if he needed more. I was mute all along and was patiently looking through the window if I did see a stone or any weapon as I had promised myself to break the windscreen of the next fraudsters I'd accost. The driver told him he needed more and he entered again and they asked me if I also wanted some dollars. I could no longer contain the anger. I immediately with a speed of light opened the door, and rushed out to pick a block I saw. I didn't close the door but they noticed I observed already and sped off immediately. I threw a stone at the back glass but it didn't break from the distance my eyes could carry.

This incident happened today 14th November, 2019 to Mr Loveday Ojinuka and it happened to be the second incident in 3weeks. This Ember month no go easy o but as Port Harcourt boy I be, I think I need a permit to carry hammer or any dangerous weapon in my bag. Surely, we go jam again. If dey no jazz me down, I go jazz them down.

Let he who has an ear hear what the spirit says. No be me talk am ooh
FTC sha