Netizens have been left in fits of laughter after seeing a video of an okada rider, towing a car.
The hilarious video was shared on Instagram by a user names @calabarblog1 and has since then received many hilarious reactions
The video was said to have been made in one of Nigeria’s biggest cities, Calabar, Crossriver state.
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A man, who was driving along the expressway saw this occur and couldn’t keep it to himself.
His voice was heard in the background sarcastically saying “Let me show you now, motorcycle towing a car. Have you seen this kind of thing before?”
Truly, a motorcycle was seen in front of an obviously faulty car, with a rope linking them both.
The bike man was obviously finding it difficult to maneuver the situation, as his hands weren’t steady in steering and his legs kept shaking.
The door of the car was open, with the driver and three other able-bodied men, pushing the car in the direction of the bike which was towing it.
One could only wonder what level of desperation led to this unbelievable situation.
It was comic relief for netizens
Crayfish_plus: “What God cannot do does not exist”
Theresaasemota: “Using what you have to get what you want”
Ohyescynthiaa: “You dey whine me? Whineth not?”
Iyawoodus: “In this life, don’t look down on anyone”
Agathaokah: “No be juju be that?”
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Okada rider invents fueless noiseless generator after 13 years and 15 failed attempts
Meanwhile, A Nigerian motorcyclist who took on the task to invent a sound proof generator that does not make use of fuel is finally done after 13 years.
The young man, who is a computer science graduate has invented a noiseless generator that does not require fuel to function
The okada rider known as Oyekunle Michael, from Oyo state, is a computer science graduate from Interlink Polytechnic.
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