Monkeyprick:




Easy Tiger!
Have you read about anxiety, stress, blood pressure level, hearing loss, lower ability to focus and discoloration of the eyes?
You're just starting life and before you overwork yourself, please read extensively on Long commutes, behind the wheels, 10-12hrs ,7days a week .
Most of the Niggas here are married with kids, so don't let anyone sweet tongue you.
Please!

Tgiirl:


How much was that in total? Gross n net


If I may guess according to dru ie 35k per day times 5 days = 175k...

Nice .. abi

kodred:


While what you doing is really commendable, it’d be super swell if you can learn a professional skill, even if it takes 2 or more years to learn. Learn a skill and you will never go hungry.

There’s no telling about the future of ehailing in Nigeria so don’t put your mind in it. Don’t be carried away by the money you’re making now bro. Please try to learn a valuable skill. Be fruitful.

Eizenburg:


Note
Never drove up to 12 hours on any given day

BAZ001:


I'm telling you bro
You just spoke my mind
Was talking to a 23yrs old guy who earns 20k per day and only went to technical school after secondary school. Fine not everyone in Nigeria can be lucky or favored with jobs but d way younger guys want to focus and settle for ehailing dey worry me.
That my friend 2020 don run to kekenap biz but na wey dem don ban keke na to go back bricklaying.

dru23:


Well done ..biko send me your account make I credit you 3k naira, make you use am buy airtime for ur phone

Eizenburg:


For real?

BAZ001:


I'm telling you bro
You just spoke my mind
Was talking to a 23yrs old guy who earns 20k per day and only went to technical school after secondary school. Fine not everyone in Nigeria can be lucky or favored with jobs but d way younger guys want to focus and settle for ehailing dey worry me.
That my friend 2020 don run to kekenap biz but na wey dem don ban keke na to go back bricklaying.

dru23:


Yes for real bro .....

BAZ001:

My blood pressure for years has always been in d range of 128 and 130 never exceeded 130 I drove on uber/bolt for 6months and my bp shoot to 164 and I can't understand.
Na God just save

Eizenburg:


Sent you a DM

In other news, how soon are you looks at swapping the G25?

calabardick:

Excuse me sir.
I think you should read my post with understanding before responding, which your response isn't necessary.
- where did I mention that the guy is complaining?
I did what I did out of pity, not because he complained, not because he begged me for anything.
If I didn't have a conversation with him I wouldn't have known anything about him, just that its my style to know any driver that comes my way. I'm off the ehauling wheel, but whenever I see a Corolla involved in any issue I must stop by to know how I can help, have you done that before?

I hate it when we are talking about Nigeria someone will bring in another country as a yardstick.
- if Nigerian was very okay then why were you in London? (If at all you were there)
- can you compare Nigerian economy to London?
- can you compare Nigerian's fare to London?
- how many 20yrs old in Nigeria can affor a car of their own?
- do you know how much uber charged from international airport to my house, with the one hour he slept in my place? And he never complained, rather he was excited.

Throughout my service years in the military and as an instrumentation and controls engineer in the oil and gas industry I've been to more than ten countries (outside Africa) but I've not used it to judge anyone.

- in Brazil, do you know that the number one Schneider Knx programmer as at 2016 when I met him he was 18?
- do you know that one of the highest paid instrumentation engineer in Angola now working with one of the E & Ps is 20 this year?
- one of the OEM (in Australia) that certified me in Process Controls their best technician is below 20.
- not to mention the ones I met in military out there
Should I mention more?

This is Nigeria, let's see how we can help each other, that's the way forward, instead of using it against them.
The said guy will be going to PH on Sunday with my logistics officer, I was able to connect him with some friends, 3 companies awaits him there.

Thats the way forward.

BAZ001:

My blood pressure for years has always been in d range of 128 and 130 never exceeded 130 I drove on uber/bolt for 6months and my bp shoot to 164 and I can't understand.
Na God just save

calabardick:

Excuse me sir.
I think you should read my post with understanding before responding, which your response isn't necessary.
- where did I mention that the guy is complaining?
I did what I did out of pity, not because he complained, not because he begged me for anything.
If I didn't have a conversation with him I wouldn't have known anything about him, just that its my style to know any driver that comes my way. I'm off the ehauling wheel, but whenever I see a Corolla involved in any issue I must stop by to know how I can help, have you done that before?

I hate it when we are talking about Nigeria someone will bring in another country as a yardstick.
- if Nigerian was very okay then why were you in London? (If at all you were there)
- can you compare Nigerian economy to London?
- can you compare Nigerian's fare to London?
- how many 20yrs old in Nigeria can affor a car of their own?
- do you know how much uber charged from international airport to my house, with the one hour he slept in my place? And he never complained, rather he was excited.

Throughout my service years in the military and as an instrumentation and controls engineer in the oil and gas industry I've been to more than ten countries (outside Africa) but I've not used it to judge anyone.

- in Brazil, do you know that the number one Schneider Knx programmer as at 2016 when I met him he was 18?
- do you know that one of the highest paid instrumentation engineer in Angola now working with one of the E & Ps is 20 this year?
- one of the OEM (in Australia) that certified me in Process Controls their best technician is below 20.
- not to mention the ones I met in military out there
Should I mention more?

This is Nigeria, let's see how we can help each other, that's the way forward, instead of using it against them.
The said guy will be going to PH on Sunday with my logistics officer, I was able to connect him with some friends, 3 companies awaits him there.

Thats the way forward.

Monkeyprick:




Easy Tiger!
Have you read about anxiety, stress, blood pressure level, hearing loss, lower ability to focus and discoloration of the eyes?
You're just starting life and before you overwork yourself, please read extensively on Long commutes, behind the wheels, 10-12hrs ,7days a week .
Most of the Niggas here are married with kids, so don't let anyone sweet tongue you.
Please!

calabardick:

Excuse me sir.
I think you should read my post with understanding before responding, which your response isn't necessary.
- where did I mention that the guy is complaining?
I did what I did out of pity, not because he complained, not because he begged me for anything.
If I didn't have a conversation with him I wouldn't have known anything about him, just that its my style to know any driver that comes my way. I'm off the ehauling wheel, but whenever I see a Corolla involved in any issue I must stop by to know how I can help, have you done that before?

I hate it when we are talking about Nigeria someone will bring in another country as a yardstick.
- if Nigerian was very okay then why were you in London? (If at all you were there)
- can you compare Nigerian economy to London?
- can you compare Nigerian's fare to London?
- how many 20yrs old in Nigeria can affor a car of their own?
- do you know how much uber charged from international airport to my house, with the one hour he slept in my place? And he never complained, rather he was excited.

Throughout my service years in the military and as an instrumentation and controls engineer in the oil and gas industry I've been to more than ten countries (outside Africa) but I've not used it to judge anyone.

- in Brazil, do you know that the number one Schneider Knx programmer as at 2016 when I met him he was 18?
- do you know that one of the highest paid instrumentation engineer in Angola now working with one of the E & Ps is 20 this year?
- one of the OEM (in Australia) that certified me in Process Controls their best technician is below 20.
- not to mention the ones I met in military out there
Should I mention more?

This is Nigeria, let's see how we can help each other, that's the way forward, instead of using it against them.
The said guy will be going to PH on Sunday with my logistics officer, I was able to connect him with some friends, 3 companies awaits him there.

Thats the way forward.

Monkeyprick:
Andrew!
You and your different monikers
Continue making a case for yourself and defend it with those monikers. The same way Jessusson2020 did last year.
Well done

sunnp:
Ah that one is another angle bro, when you are already in money mean no much bad thinking like driving for hours on road, let all drivers go for thier blood pressure and post it here you go run, Nigeria hustling is extraordinary

You think those guys didn't have high blood pressure before they made it .. You think Mike Adenuga didnt get high blood pressure when is telecom lincense was denied and he lost millions of dollars ..

You think he didn't have high blood pressure when he was setting up Globalcom. Do you think all of his success was smooth sailing? When he was driving cabs in Yankee and importing spare parts before he made it big ,you think he didn't have high blood pressure during those period ...

When you can't pay school fees, house rent, hospital bills taking care of more children you can handle, you think your Blood pressure will not rise?


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According to an article I read on nairaland. Mike Adenuga, wakes up early and does not leave his office till 1 a.m. the next day.. And the man is close to 60 years old at least. I wonder how is blood pressure is .....

sexylassie:

Btw,To be sincere, that is why we have lot of men child in this country, imagine a grown up married man still reporting to his mother about affairs in his home.

Felicity0001:

When was this? This year, last year or 4 yrs ago?

The highest numbers od trips ive done on uber was 47 which was last week. My account was credited with about 31k+ on Monday which I used part to pay for my rental. The cash I got on me was about 10k, after filling up my tank on Monday b4 travelling outta state I was left with about 9k or there about.

Any driver with more than 50trips this period with the current traffic we have now in lagos should pls show us a snapshot.

Oga, in the name of Jeaua u will come back to Lagos Nigeria and drive.

35k weekly rental in 2020?! Wicked!!

dru23:



According to an article I read on nairaland. Mike Adenuga, wakes up early and does not leave his office till 1 a.m. the next day.. And the man is close to 60 years old at least. I wonder how is blood pressure is .....

peeps4u:
Today's traffic was hell everywhere, from mainland, even in Ikeja GRA, to island, but we triumph still

Godfather10:
Ive been in London for ages, was fending for myself since 20yrs you either work or sink.
As for those of them refusing to take adequate rest, that’s their own failing, and perhaps regulators of Transporters, UBER for example limits your driving to 10hrs, we are advised to take a rest of 6hrs, but l want to relocate bck to Niger na, so l go on Bolt to achieve my target of £225 everyday l am experienced, l know when to take a nap, but God forbid if man come get accident Nko,
Who dey at fault.
Drivers should know them selves and stop blaming the world for their own failings.

calabardick:

Excuse me sir.
I think you should read my post with understanding before responding, which your response isn't necessary.
- where did I mention that the guy is complaining?
I did what I did out of pity, not because he complained, not because he begged me for anything.
If I didn't have a conversation with him I wouldn't have known anything about him, just that its my style to know any driver that comes my way. I'm off the ehauling wheel, but whenever I see a Corolla involved in any issue I must stop by to know how I can help, have you done that before?

I hate it when we are talking about Nigeria someone will bring in another country as a yardstick.
- if Nigerian was very okay then why were you in London? (If at all you were there)
- can you compare Nigerian economy to London?
- can you compare Nigerian's fare to London?
- how many 20yrs old in Nigeria can affor a car of their own?
- do you know how much uber charged from international airport to my house, with the one hour he slept in my place? And he never complained, rather he was excited.

Throughout my service years in the military and as an instrumentation and controls engineer in the oil and gas industry I've been to more than ten countries (outside Africa) but I've not used it to judge anyone.

- in Brazil, do you know that the number one Schneider Knx programmer as at 2016 when I met him he was 18?
- do you know that one of the highest paid instrumentation engineer in Angola now working with one of the E & Ps is 20 this year?
- one of the OEM (in Australia) that certified me in Process Controls their best technician is below 20.
- not to mention the ones I met in military out there
Should I mention more?

This is Nigeria, let's see how we can help each other, that's the way forward, instead of using it against them.
The said guy will be going to PH on Sunday with my logistics officer, I was able to connect him with some friends, 3 companies awaits him there.

Thats the way forward.

dru23:



According to an article I read on nairaland. Mike Adenuga, wakes up early and does not leave his office till 1 a.m. the next day.. And the man is close to 60 years old at least. I wonder how is blood pressure is .....

medd422:


You are a mumu man

donfortune48:


2months ago, I went for medical checkup and my BP was 148/110. I went back the next day, the tried severally but the minimum they got was 140/100.

Driving for over 12hrs per day, 6days a week, is not same as seating in an office. It's not same as seating in a shop selling Engine oil Uncle.