Nigerian comedian and skit maker Sabinus has voiced his frustration over the growing indiscipline among Keke Napep drivers across the country.
In a recent post shared via his social media page, the comedian criticized the chaotic and unsafe driving patterns exhibited by many commercial tricycle operators, urging the government to take swift action to curb the menace.
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According to Sabinus, Keke drivers often display an alarming level of impatience on the roads, with little regard for traffic rules or the safety of other road users.
In his words:
“Omo nothing wey person wan tell me. Once you buy keke for this Nigeria say you wan be keke driver, e be like say the company wey sell the keke to you dey tell you say drop your sense with us, collect the keke dey go, cause no keke driver head correct.
Buy keke and drop your sense. God abeg. Government, talk to this people o. Jesus is Lord!
Keke cannot be patient for a second. Everything we dey avoid for road. Keke we dey avoid for road…”
His remarks struck a chord with many online users who agreed with his concerns, highlighting their own experiences with the often erratic behavior of Keke operators in urban areas.
Sabinus’ call adds to the growing public demand for improved road safety enforcement and proper regulation of tricycle operations in Nigerian cities.
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