I was on a bike when my bike man stopped at sight of fellow okada men fighting a corp member...

from the information gathered, the corp member took the bike from a long distance and they agreed at #200.

on getting to the junction, the member claims he cant find his money.

in the short video, the corp member was heard to have said "omo ijoba" meaning that as a corp member, he deserves to be accorded the same respect as a soldier. this statement infuriated the bike men and he receives different slap.

A good samaritan eventually paid the bike man #500

link to the video below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8qJr_i7NYU

Attitude is everything…

He could have easily spoken well with the bike man, explaining to him how he must have misplaced his wallet, and gone ahead to explain his predicament to people around and just maybe, he might see a helper, rather than claim ‘Omojoba’, who corper epp?

Manner of approach is quite essential…

If an officer stops my car, the first thing I say is ‘Oga mi sir! How dey go dey go?’.
He has no other option than to reciprocate my greeting and patapata ask ‘anything for the boys’? rather than wasting my time asking for documents.

Useless pride is the major problem of most nonsense Yoruba illiterate graduates

They think they can carry their bad character from home and misbehave anywhere. Na federal government buy fuel give the okada man?


There's a way you would talk to someone even if his heart is made of stone he would pity you.

Bike man slap sense give am.
Lol