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    Man manually operates a makeshift bridge in town to make ends meet (WATCH)

    Papa LincBy Papa LincNovember 22, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read4 Views
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    A man’s resourcefulness has got people talking as he manually operates a makeshift bridge in town, earning his daily come.

    In a video shared, the man provided his services by setting up a large plank on a drainage ditch to serve as a makeshift bridge for passersby, who were primarily ladies.

    Women waited in shifts to cross the road by walking on the plank, and the man was filmed accepting payment from them.

    Some chose to leap over or enter the drainage ditch instead of paying to reach their destination.

    As the video went viral, some netizens claimed the man had been operating the makeshift bridge for a long time in Awka. Many speculated the drainage ditch was a private construction so passersby must pay.

    While some insisted on jumping the drainage ditch rather than paying the man, others asserted the makeshift service was preferable to begging for alms on the street.

    See reactions below,

    @only_1brave If you can’t pay clearThe lady on blue: Clear 😂

    @adamu yakubu 🤣🤣🤣🤣 so funny na women go this thing go effect. as i be man i will just fly up.🤣🤣

    @€$€ no be by shouting, go shout for government to do the road nah, it’s personal project so pay 😏😂

    @innez_innocent That is around Regina busstop close to temp site, Awka. That boy has been doing that right from my year1 in 2013. Omo,,,, e Don tey ooo. Memories.

    @just_prepre Me I’m ready to tear my pant while jumping than to give him shi shiWe listen we don’t judge 😂

     

     

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    @emmanueleneh8They should be paying him joor 😂🤣 Ndi mmadi self♬ original sound – Emmanuel Eneh





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