Tuesday, 19 November 2013

Lagos Driver Goes Wild, Takes Off His Clothes to Escape Arrest

There was drama at

Palmgrove Bus Stop in

Lagos State, on Monday

when a commercial bus

driver stripped to avoid

being arrested by officials

of the Lagos State Traffic

Management

Authority. The LASTMA

officials had blocked five

different commercial

buses for indiscriminately

taking passengers by the

side of the road.

Passengers in the four

vehicles were asked to

alight, as officials of the

traffic agency took over

the wheels of the

impounded vehicles. But

something

happened when the driver,

an elderly man, who drove

the fifth bus suddenly

went inside his bus and

brought out a bowl.

According to Punch, a

fetid odour emanating

from the bowl polluted the

morning air. The LASTMA

officers, policemen and

commuters ran for

cover. But one of the

officials came back and

stood his ground, wielding

a baton and insisting that

the man must follow

them.

When it became obvious

that the odour strategy

failed, the driver began

pulling off his clothes,

prostrating by the front

tyres of the vehicle and

rolling on the floor.

A crowd formed around

the area, with some of the

bystanders capturing the

scene with their camera

phones. One of the

officials was heard telling

his colleagues to “leave

him alone and let him

go .” However, they took

close shots of the vehicle

number plate, and the

driver, before taking other

seized vehicles away.

Our correspondent spoke

with a resident who said

he knew the old man well.

He said, “That is how the

man usually does. His

bus plies Lagos Island

everyday and he picks his

passengers from that

spot.”

The source said the bus

was owned by a military

officer.

When Punch

correspondent approached

the old man for comment,

he refused to talk. When

confronted with the

allegation of being a

serial offender, he said,

“Look, whoever wants to

talk should talk.

Everybody has his

problems and I have

mine.”


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Lagos Driver Goes Wild, Takes Off His Clothes to Escape Arrest

There was drama at

Palmgrove Bus Stop in

Lagos State, on Monday

when a commercial bus

driver stripped to avoid

being arrested by officials

of the Lagos State Traffic

Management

Authority. The LASTMA

officials had blocked five

different commercial

buses for indiscriminately

taking passengers by the

side of the road.

Passengers in the four

vehicles were asked to

alight, as officials of the

traffic agency took over

the wheels of the

impounded vehicles. But

something

happened when the driver,

an elderly man, who drove

the fifth bus suddenly

went inside his bus and

brought out a bowl.

According to Punch, a

fetid odour emanating

from the bowl polluted the

morning air. The LASTMA

officers, policemen and

commuters ran for

cover. But one of the

officials came back and

stood his ground, wielding

a baton and insisting that

the man must follow

them.

When it became obvious

that the odour strategy

failed, the driver began

pulling off his clothes,

prostrating by the front

tyres of the vehicle and

rolling on the floor.

A crowd formed around

the area, with some of the

bystanders capturing the

scene with their camera

phones. One of the

officials was heard telling

his colleagues to “leave

him alone and let him

go .” However, they took

close shots of the vehicle

number plate, and the

driver, before taking other

seized vehicles away.

Our correspondent spoke

with a resident who said

he knew the old man well.

He said, “That is how the

man usually does. His

bus plies Lagos Island

everyday and he picks his

passengers from that

spot.”

The source said the bus

was owned by a military

officer.

When Punch

correspondent approached

the old man for comment,

he refused to talk. When

confronted with the

allegation of being a

serial offender, he said,

“Look, whoever wants to

talk should talk.

Everybody has his

problems and I have

mine.”


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