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    “The govt should do better” – Man shares a spectacular sight he witnessed on an expressway (VIDEO

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    A man shares the unusual mode of transportation he witnessed while journeying on a Nigerian express road.

    The three men were seen dangerously hanging on the wheels of a trailer while the vehicle moved. They squatted on a board attached with wheels that resembled a skateboard while holding on to the rear end of the vehicle.

    Assumed to be handicapped due to the way they twisted their legs on each other, the men have sparked disbelief on the internet.

    Some speculated that they did that to cut the transport fare, while others dismissed it as a normal thrill popular in Northern Nigeria.

    Many condemned the way these men put their lives on the line, especially judging how other big vehicles speedily moved past them. They also blamed the government for their laxness in implementing traffic and road rules.

    Read some of the comments:

    Peller blogger: Person way god give last chance 😔e come Dey use am play

    lord_ricky_standard: Pay for transport kehh😂😂😂 Na who no get update dey shalaye na🤣🤣😂

    original_survivor231: I am just imagine the truck enter a gallop

    omobanke_ajiboye: Those two at the left👀 what if a driver with a bad eyesight wants to overtake

    taiwodaily: Government needs to do better on what exactly? I don’t understand 🙂 Is this not called Erekere ni?

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