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    Lady holds the brake while driver rushes into a fight in Lagos

    Papa LincBy Papa LincDecember 19, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read0 Views
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    A lady has gone viral on social media after sharing a video that captured an unusual moment on a road in Lagos State.

    In the video, she was seen holding down the brake of a vehicle while the driver rushed off to engage in a fight.

    According to her, the driver had asked her to keep her foot firmly on the brake as he stepped out of the vehicle to confront someone.

    The clip shows her legs positioned on the brake pedal to prevent the car from moving while the driver was away.

    The incident has sparked mixed reactions online, with many viewers expressing shock at the driver’s actions, while others found the situation amusing.

    Below are some of the comments;

    “You just have to love the Lagos vibes. You can’t get this anywhere in the world.”

    “I hope they will deduct stress fare out of her transport fare.”

    “My own say make I sit down for driver seat make he go find passengers.”

    “Omo Lagos dey always off me. There is no day you go out you don’t see people fighting on the street in Lagos state“

    “So Lagos madness don reach this level, na wa oo, if you day normal go Lagos you must turn abnormal inside Lagos because na craze people full there.”

    “This has happened to me, back in my secondary school days. In lagos, always be ready to carry another persons problem on your head.“

    Watch the video below,

    Lagos isn’t a real place abeg. The driver asked her to hold break he wan quickly go f!ght 😭😭 pic.twitter.com/iy0fDHUO8W

    — TENIOLA (@Teeniiola) December 19, 2025





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