On my way to Benin today i boarded bus at Iyare Transport coy Iyana Ipaja, when we got to Ogba we decided to buy diesel at a station.

As our vehicle was been refilled fight broke out in a fuel que in the station, sitting by the window side i saw how the fight started bc two men were dragging position for the pump nuzzle.
When the two men hooked themselves on the colar, the other guy was cursing, abusing, swearing and shouting in yoloba language while the opponent kept mute with fist clinched.
The fight was suppose to be between the two grown adults but before you know it four others joined the fight and started beating the other guy because the former have raised so much voice.

Though i didnt understand what he was saying but i know he was speaking in yoloba language but the opponent never uttered much words so i dnt know where he could be from but he was explaining to someone in pidgin.

What pained most of us passengers was how about four other able bodied men came and joined in fighting one person, one person against five to six men throwing punches from different angles- this can even infuriate ISIS self.

I grew up in east and have never seen where two joined to fight or beat up one person with people around, nobody will ever allow that to happen even the unconcerened bystanders will not take it easy with you and your team. Anybody that is scheming for a fight knows he or she can only get psychological or emotional support and no physical, you have to fight your fight but there never be any injustice or gang up because everybody is there for a balance view.
Even family fights i have witnessed in my life here are left in the hand one person one opponent, i have never seen a group fight an individual in my life and what i saw today was very painful and its a very bad omen.

They didnt even come to broker peace but to take side because someone in a fight raise a voice. Infact the experience pissed every passenger off with people narrating their own experience in the group fighting things inherent in then.

Gawd forbid

Noted

sorry.

Hmmmm

Ok




#waitin to see the 1 dat will happen in conoil#

Hmmm... Sorry jare OP

And the guy they came to help fight might be guilty oo

U be mumu. Why u no go fight on d side of that oppressed man?? I swear, u be coward

Yorubas!
They can never fight one man to one man, its either six to one or ten to one.

Six of them attacked me once, I brought out a cutlass and the whole neighborhood came to their rescue.

Yorubbish people are nothing but Yorubbish.

Hmm ñà aw4 YOLOBA pipo oo

"yoruba" not "yoloba"

You know... It's no longer in vogue. This tribalism you guys always manage to infuse in everything. Would've taken it seriously, until I was told, most of you who do this here, are faceless, lily-livered, adolescent, un exposed, spoilt and sparsely educated. Choose which you fit into by the way. And yeah... Continue.

I smell tilted judgement , bigotry and chauvinism in ur report.

sipsip:
You know... It's no longer in vogue. This tribalism you guys always manage to infuse in everything. Would've taken it seriously, until I was told, most of you who do this here, are faceless, lily-livered, adolescent, un exposed, spoilt and sparsely educated. Choose which you fit into by the way. And yeah... Continue.

U dey mind dem
Bloody "Ojukwu-shit eaters"!!!

Lol. You should try harder.

We knw wot u're saying never happened, ur just another defeated jonathanian who hasn't had the guts to move on.

Havent you be sniffing around since god knows when.
Last year someone posted kinda experince here about what happened at oshodi, i read and never knew i could experience it.

Its very unfortunate to be sincere that a group will fight an individual, its very bizzare to a same mind.

Caseless:
I smell tilted judgement , bigotry and chauvinism in ur report.

BuddahMonk:
On my way to Benin today i boarded bus at Iyare Transport coy Iyana Ipaja, when we got to Ogba we decided to buy diesel at a station.

As our vehicle was been refilled fight broke out in a fuel que in the station, sitting by the window side i saw how the fight started bc two men were dragging position for the pump nuzzle.
When the two men hooked themselves on the colar, the other guy was cursing, abusing, swearing and shouting in yoloba language while the opponent kept mute with fist clinched.
The fight was suppose to be between the two grown adults but before you know it four others joined the fight and started beating the other guy because the former have raised so much voice.

Though i didnt understand what he was saying but i know he was speaking in yoloba language but the opponent never uttered much words so i dnt know where he could be from but he was explaining to someone in pidgin.

What pained most of us passengers was how about four other able bodied men came and joined in fighting one person, one person against five to six men throwing punches from different angles- this can even infuriate ISIS self.

I grew up in east and have never seen where two joined to fight or beat up one person with people around, nobody will ever allow that to happen even the unconcerened bystanders will not take it easy with you and your team. Anybody that is scheming for a fight knows he or she can only get psychological or emotional support and no physical, you have to fight your fight but there never be any injustice or gang up because everybody is there for a balance view.
Even family fights i have witnessed in my life here are left in the hand one person one opponent, i have never seen a group fight an individual in my life and what i saw today was very painful and its a very bad omen.

They didnt even come to broker peace but to take side because someone in a fight raise a voice. Infact the experience pissed every passenger off with people narrating their own experience in the group fighting things inherent in then.

Gawd forbid

The seeds you and your likes were busy sowing are finally germinating. Don't try to understand anything when hate is involved.

BuddahMonk:
On my way to Benin today i boarded bus at Iyare Transport coy Iyana Ipaja, when we got to Ogba we decided to buy diesel at a station.

As our vehicle was been refilled fight broke out in a fuel que in the station, sitting by the window side i saw how the fight started bc two men were dragging position for the pump nuzzle.
When the two men hooked themselves on the colar, the other guy was cursing, abusing, swearing and shouting in yoloba language while the opponent kept mute with fist clinched.
The fight was suppose to be between the two grown adults but before you know it four others joined the fight and started beating the other guy because the former have raised so much voice.

Though i didnt understand what he was saying but i know he was speaking in yoloba language but the opponent never uttered much words so i dnt know where he could be from but he was explaining to someone in pidgin.

What pained most of us passengers was how about four other able bodied men came and joined in fighting one person, one person against five to six men throwing punches from different angles- this can even infuriate ISIS self.

I grew up in east and have never seen where two joined to fight or beat up one person with people around, nobody will ever allow that to happen even the unconcerened bystanders will not take it easy with you and your team. Anybody that is scheming for a fight knows he or she can only get psychological or emotional support and no physical, you have to fight your fight but there never be any injustice or gang up because everybody is there for a balance view.
Even family fights i have witnessed in my life here are left in the hand one person one opponent, i have never seen a group fight an individual in my life and what i saw today was very painful and its a very bad omen.

They didnt even come to broker peace but to take side because someone in a fight raise a voice. Infact the experience pissed every passenger off with people narrating their own experience in the group fighting things inherent in then.

Gawd forbid

I guess BuddahMonk got beaten today.

You said seed, no seed was planted, its a way of life for you all, even here you cant even fight without roping the North to curry favour and strength.
I have experienced it today so i have learnt great lesson from that, its very very unfortunate, i used to think its a stereotype, i wonder how you guys will survive outside your comfort zone with that herd mentality

Aigbofa:


The seeds you and your likes were busy sowing are finally germinating. Don't try to understand anything when hate is involved.

Ayomidegbenga1:
"yoruba" not "yoloba"

Which one did the constitution recognise; Yoloba, Yoruba, Yoruba or Yorubber?

Keep creating rubbish thread to start e-war, we know your reason for creating this rubbish thread. Mschew

@op since u don't understand wat d man dat raised his voice was saying then don't judge. all of u in ur bus were only. assuming. for clarification u shuld Ve asked; or intervened. do u kno if d one u pitied is a pick pocket (anoda assumption ).!

Owk na make I con dey trek. From my house go there go seperate fight wait first why all of una for bus no come down seperate fight... Since d fight dey pinch una for yansh

Ok

Op u are looking for their trouble
No be today we begin see this kind thing nah

BuddahMonk:
On my way to Benin today i boarded bus at Iyare Transport coy Iyana Ipaja, when we got to Ogba we decided to buy diesel at a station.

As our vehicle was been refilled fight broke out in a fuel que in the station, sitting by the window side i saw how the fight started bc two men were dragging position for the pump nuzzle.
When the two men hooked themselves on the colar, the other guy was cursing, abusing, swearing and shouting in yoloba language while the opponent kept mute with fist clinched.
The fight was suppose to be between the two grown adults but before you know it four others joined the fight and started beating the other guy because the former have raised so much voice.

Though i didnt understand what he was saying but i know he was speaking in yoloba language but the opponent never uttered much words so i dnt know where he could be from but he was explaining to someone in pidgin.

What pained most of us passengers was how about four other able bodied men came and joined in fighting one person, one person against five to six men throwing punches from different angles- this can even infuriate ISIS self.

I grew up in east and have never seen where two joined to fight or beat up one person with people around, nobody will ever allow that to happen even the unconcerened bystanders will not take it easy with you and your team. Anybody that is scheming for a fight knows he or she can only get psychological or emotional support and no physical, you have to fight your fight but there never be any injustice or gang up because everybody is there for a balance view.
Even family fights i have witnessed in my life here are left in the hand one person one opponent, i have never seen a group fight an individual in my life and what i saw today was very painful and its a very bad omen.

They didnt even come to broker peace but to take side because someone in a fight raise a voice. Infact the experience pissed every passenger off with people narrating their own experience in the group fighting things inherent in then.

Gawd forbid

Story , u for just help the other guy out na.

Omoalhaja7:

U dey mind dem
Bloody "Ojukwu-shit eaters"!!!

Choose the one you belong to amongst my list bro, cause obviously, you're all together in this.

Ruffychuks:
even as a Yoruba boy dat I am I knw say we dey 4uck up big time, check out we d yorubas very very dirty chai may God help us.
BTW we have dis cowardice behavior dats y sumtimes I don't blame pple dat call us yorubbish

Truss me bro, you're not Yoruba.

@Op,well done!

stupid set of people...
Yoluba people are all cowards!!!
Set of dirty pigs

stupid set of people...
Yoluba people are all cowards!!!
Set of dirty pigs