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BlueRayDick:


I have already pointed out why I think his temperamental . His reaction to the danfo incident clearly shows that .

A danfo driver bashes his car and he ended up smashing the danfo windshield . Did he do that out of joy or anger ?

You and I don’t know bro. But I get your point still

Theflint1:
This was your original post about beating up the driver's

Put as simply as you're now putting it, chances are higher I'd walk away than engage in any sort of physical altercation...Wetin concern me na the car wey dem bash and we know these guys have zero interest in fixing cars they bash...if they're not begging, they're resorting to fight.

This is the point I was trying to make . I always flee at every appearance of possible violence because that’s my default response to that kind of situation .

I’ve walked away all the times I’ve been bashed by other motorists either Danfo or private vehicle .

The only time I broke one woman’s side mirror while trying to avoid a useless korope that was going to scratch the side of my vehicle ; I had to approach the woman with remorse , begged her to get the repairs cost from her repairer and send to
Me next day (cos I was in a hurry that day with my family in the car ). The next day I called her for the cost , I did transfer to her and all wahala was settled . When she chatted me to confirm the payment, she said she didn’t know there were still responsible men in Lagos o.

diggz:


Ah, vex ke? No now — vex never enter o! Haba, no need to apologise abeg, you and I are just having a normal, civil conversation. I’m only trying to point out that you may not have the full picture in every instance, so your conclusions might not be entirely accurate.

Abeg, I no vex. If my tone came off a bit direct/strong, I apologise too — it’s just normal Warri blood talking. No hard feelings at all. Bless up, bro 👊

One love bro 👊

BlueRayDick:


I have already pointed out why I think his temperamental . His reaction to the danfo incident clearly shows that .

A danfo driver bashes his car and he ended up smashing the danfo windshield . Did he do that out of joy or anger ?

His mother is Jamaican, their blood dey hot like Diggaman own

Ibime:


His mother is Jamaican, their blood dey hot like Diggaman own

My blood dey hot when another man like me tries to oppress me — that’s just the truth. But to be fair to Blueray and Flint, they also have a point. For me, I usually chalk my reactions up to being petty — like going low/lower when someone else goes low in certain situations.

At the end of the day, my conclusion is that both Blueray and Flint are far better humans than I am! 😂

BlueRayDick:


This is the point I was trying to make . I always flee at every appearance of possible violence because that’s my default response to that kind of situation .

I’ve walked away all the times I’ve been bashed by other motorists either Danfo or private vehicle .

The only time I broke one woman’s side mirror while trying to avoid a useless korope that was going to scratch the side of my vehicle ; I had to approach the woman with remorse , begged her to get the repairs cost from her repairer and send to
Me next day (cos I was in a hurry that day with my family in the car ). The next day I called her for the cost , I did transfer to her and all wahala was settled . When she chatted me to confirm the payment, she said she didn’t know there were still responsible men in Lagos o.

Yea, it's mostly a personality thing, there are people that are always ready to get physical such that even before the fight they've already sized the person up and decided on how the fight would go in their mind. And it doesn't matter how highly placed they've gotten in life, it's just their nature, you no see Oshiomhole the other day dey challenge Abati to fight

It doesn't help too that Pastor Paul is a gym bro, there's a natural arrogance they move with

diggz:




My blood dey hot when another man like me tries to oppress me — that’s just the truth. But to be fair to Blueray and Flint, they also have a point. For me, I usually chalk my reactions up to being petty — like going low/lower when someone else goes low in certain situations.

At the end of the day, my conclusion is that both Blueray and Flint are far better humans than I am! 😂

Na why I always tell you to drink cold water or hug transformer to calm your temper

diggz:

At the end of the day, my conclusion is that both Blueray and Flint are far better humans than I am! 😂

Flint wey say by breaking the Danfo glass. he could have severed a major artery in his hand and died. See where him mind dey go. A pacifist will look for any excuse not to fight

BlueRay wey dey shout about one-way drivers since like pesin wey dey work for Road Safety, he no notice say Adefarasin dey drive without number plate.

diggz:


I made that post without going into too much detail. You also highlighted where I said the driver thought he could beat me up. Since you’ve already decided that you would have walked away, my question is: if the driver threw the first punch, would you still have walked away? If yes, then you’re definitely a better person than I am.

Chances are it won't get to the point where the driver feels the need to throw the first punch, cause the first couple words is tending towards deescalation strictly on the issue at hand. The matter fit still drag o, but it would be hard for it to tend towards fighting...people that are fighters would always fight and they'd say it's the other person, when in truth it's as much about them as it is about the other person.

I still dey get brain spark once once, but it's very rare.

Theflint1:
Chances are it won't get to the point where the driver feels the need to throw the first punch, cause the first couple words is tending towards deescalation strictly on the issue at hand. The matter fit still drag o, but it would be hard for it to tend towards fighting...people that are fighters would always fight and they'd say it's the other person, when in truth it's as much about them as it is about the other person.

I still dey get brain spark once once, but it's very rare.

There's a limit to which you can endure, and then you burst out. I might see your reaction that day, and conclude that you are a very bad tempered man

The issue which led to that must first be looked into.

If my child beats up a kid at school, I'll first ask him what happened, rather than assuming he could be bad tempered.

On these streets of Lagos, the privileged ones are already labeled the cause of all incidents. I can hit you with my car, and it isn't my fault.

Hit an Okada man, and all his compatriots will surround you and bully you to go and treat him. If he hits you too, the same thing

What let to your outburst, matters to me first. That way, I can now assume if you overreacted or not.

Ibime:


Flint wey say by breaking the Danfo glass. he could have severed a major artery in his hand and died. See where him mind dey go. A pacifist will look for any excuse not to fight

BlueRay wey dey shout about one-way drivers since like pesin wey dey work for Road Safety, he no notice say Adefarasin dey drive without number plate.

As in Ehn 😂😂😂

Flint is a Benin boy, so I was surprised when he mentioned something about a major artery in his hand and dying. I’m guessing he grew up in a very sheltered environment and was never really exposed to the rough side of Benin life.

As for Blueray, being an only child and having all that protection growing up has definitely shaped his perspective on life and influenced the way he reacts to things too.

izzou:


There's a limit to which you can endure, and then you burst out. I might see your reaction that day, and conclude that you are a very bad tempered man

The issue which led to that must first be looked into.

If my child beats up a kid at school, I'll first ask him what happened, rather than assuming he could be bad tempered.

On these streets of Lagos, the privileged ones are already labeled the cause of all incidents. I can hit you with my car, and it isn't my fault.

Hit an Okada man, and all his compatriots will surround you and bully you to go and treat him. If he hits you too, the same thing

What let to your outburst, matters to me first. That way, I can now assume if you overreacted or not.

True this, and it can be an issue managing people that are of that fight-fight nature, cause instead of you seeing what happened...you'd be more focused on their reaction to what happened.

My younger bros get that fighting personality, and we dey always get issue on the issue of why fight, and what caused me to fight

Theflint1:
Chances are it won't get to the point where the driver feels the need to throw the first punch, cause the first couple words is tending towards deescalation strictly on the issue at hand. The matter fit still drag o, but it would be hard for it to tend towards fighting...people that are fighters would always fight and they'd say it's the other person, when in truth it's as much about them as it is about the other person.

I still dey get brain spark once once, but it's very rare.

Dey play! You never jam anything bro 😂

Now let me paint a scenario for you:

Let’s say you have a childhood acquaintance — someone you grew up with on the same estate, attended the same secondary school with, and now both of you are in university. In of university level, you’re three years ahead of him because you got in earlier. This guy has always been big — size and weight-wise — and much larger than you. You’ve never had any issues with him, and you’ve always treated him fairly.

Now here’s where things get interesting:

One day, you and some uni friends are eating at a restaurant just outside campus. Then this guy walks up to you and starts asking for money — but not in a way that suggests he really needs it, more like he’s trying to intimidate or obtain it from you by force. At first, you assume he’s joking. But then he starts putting his hands in your pocket.

How would you react?

izzou:


There's a limit to which you can endure, and then you burst out. I might see your reaction that day, and conclude that you are a very bad tempered man

The issue which led to that must first be looked into.

If my child beats up a kid at school, I'll first ask him what happened, rather than assuming he could be bad tempered.

On these streets of Lagos, the privileged ones are already labeled the cause of all incidents. I can hit you with my car, and it isn't my fault.

Hit an Okada man, and all his compatriots will surround you and bully you to go and treat him. If he hits you too, the same thing

What let to your outburst, matters to me first. That way, I can now assume if you overreacted or not.

the danfo driver diggz beat up may be collecting the slap of the last 20 danfo drivers that got away.

GloriousGbola:


the danfo driver diggz beat up may be collecting the slap of the last 20 danfo drivers that got away.

The first one na because I feel say him endanger my life and others plus him damage my car too.

The second one attempted to run after damaging my car, I blocked him….na so the guy commot from insulting me to throwing punch, so I took him out sharply.

Maybe like flint suggest I for keep things moving sha

Theflint1:
True this, and it can be an issue managing people that are of that fight-fight nature, cause instead of you seeing what happened...you'd be more focused on their reaction to what happened.

My younger bros get that fighting personality, and we dey always get issue on the issue of why fight, and what caused me to fight

It can be a very complex situation sometimes


You leave your house not happy, after a heated argument with your wife

You go to work. Get into trouble and you're being queried for something that isn't your fault. You could be suspended, and it could affect your salary

You jump into your car to go home, thinking about the frustrations at work, the one waiting for you at home, and your urgent need to offset some debts

Then one Danfo bashes your headlamp,and is trying to blame you. You know your insurance is third party, and he has no valid papers

How many people will easily let this go? If I slap this guy, is it really that I have anger issues?

GloriousGbola:


the danfo driver diggz beat up may be collecting the slap of the last 20 danfo drivers that got away.

Danfo drivers are very manipulative.

If a private car hits me, I am willing to let go. But I must make sure a danfo driver pays me something, even if I go use the money drink beer.

There's a way they can get on your nerves, and still try to make it look like you're at fault, or they are dying and cannot pay anything.

diggz:


The first one na because I feel say him endanger my life and others plus him damage my car too.

The second one attempted to run after damaging my car, I blocked him….na so the guy commot from insulting me to throwing punch, so I took him out sharply.

Maybe like flint suggest I for keep things moving sha

Flint and blueray must be living very very sheltered lives where their commute is within highly regulated estate.

There is a limit to how much anger you can manage on the streets of lagos

When you have multiple triggers from police to customs to danfo to okada to Keke to pedestrian to lastma to Kai to area boys to local govt.

Someone will hit you and immediately start lying and trying to pin it on you. Ediat okada will come at you from one way on expressway and if the guy injure it is on you. Rather than wait danfo will try to intimidate and cut in front of you, especially if you are in a clean car.

They deserve all the beating they get.

izzou:


It can be a very complex situation sometimes


You leave your house not happy, after a heated argument with your wife

You go to work. Get into trouble and you're being queried for something that isn't your fault. You could be suspended, and it could affect your salary

You jump into your car to go home, thinking about the frustrations at work, the one waiting for you at home, and your urgent need to offset some debts

Then one Danfo bashes your headlamp,and is trying to blame you. You know your insurance is third party, and he has no valid papers

How many people will easily let this go? If I slap this guy, is it really that I have anger issues?

That is really the summary about slapping or beating them. It is the only consequence they will ever face for irresponsible and selfish behavior.

izzou:


Danfo drivers are very manipulative.

If a private car hits me, I am willing to let go. But I must make sure a danfo driver pays me something, even if I go use the money drink beer.

There's a way they can get on your nerves, and still try to make it look like you're at fault, or they are dying and cannot pay anything.

I don look one private person finish after the guy hit my car…I even dash am small thing to fix him car because e clear say the guy was going through a lot. But you see those Danfo guys can bring out the demon in a saint.

Ibime:


Flint wey say by breaking the Danfo glass. he could have severed a major artery in his hand and died. See where him mind dey go. A pacifist will look for any excuse not to fight

BlueRay wey dey shout about one-way drivers since like pesin wey dey work for Road Safety, he no notice say Adefarasin dey drive without number plate.

Big men , VIP’s and even highly successful yahoo boys don’t drive with number plates in Lagos . Na normal thing .

diggz:


I don look one private person finish after the guy hit my car…I even dash am small thing to fix him car because e clear say the guy was going through a lot. But you see those Danfo guys can bring out the demon in a saint.

Like Gloriousgbola said, Blueray and Flint must have personal drivers or drive in very sane places.

This Lagos

A bike man once hit me while I was trying to make a turn. Every car stopped for me, but he didn't see me because of the speed. He ran into my car and fell in a gutter.

If not for the cars that stopped and few road sellers who stood by me and defended my position, his whole group almost bullied me to carry him to the hospital and fix his bike.

GloriousGbola:


Flint and blueray must be living very very sheltered lives where their commute is within highly regulated estate.

There is a limit to how much anger you can manage on the streets of lagos

When you have multiple triggers from police to customs to danfo to okada to Keke to pedestrian to lastma to Kai to area boys to local govt.

Someone will hit you and immediately start lying and trying to pin it on you. Ediat okada will come at you from one way on expressway and if the guy injure it is on you. Rather than wait danfo will try to intimidate and cut in front of you, especially if you are in a clean car.

They deserve all the beating they get.

Choosing a life of peace has nothing to do with living sheltered live . I attended a secondary whose students are notorious for street fighting , stabbing and public disturbance .

Even as a young person with enough fellow young people around me to influence me with your exuberance I no Dey enter fight , sha na now wey I’m more matured and things soft small I go come Dey enter the same tro with a Danfo driver that is most likely under the influence of drugs and alcohol ?

Theflint1 has already pointed it out up there ; it’s a personality matter . I don Dey avoid physical trouble since I can as a kid . No be today

izzou:


Like Gloriousgbola said, Blueray and Flint must have personal drivers or drive in very sane places.

This Lagos

A bike man once hit me while I was trying to make a turn. Every car stopped for me, but he didn't see me because of the speed. He ran into my car and fell in a gutter.

If not for the cars that stopped and few road sellers who stood by me and defended my position, his whole group almost bullied me to carry him to the hospital and fix his bike.

I mentioned up there that a crazy driver bashed my barely 3 months old car last December on Christmas Day . I was pissed like everyone would be in that situation but I still walked away without getting any physical with the driver or smashing his car with wheel spanner in retaliation .

You can see the pain in her eyes. She must've felt terrible.

BlueRayDick:


I mentioned up there that a crazy driver bashed my barely 3 months old car last December on Christmas Day . I was pissed like everyone would be in that situation but I still walked away without getting any physical with the driver or smashing his car with wheel spanner in retaliation .

I don't get physical with them, or wield spanners

But if I see someone slapping a danfo driver, I don't assume he may have anger issues

There's a different kind of anger and issues that only them can unleash from your soul. Nobody else can do that.

izzou:


Like Gloriousgbola said, Blueray and Flint must have personal drivers or drive in very sane places.

This Lagos

A bike man once hit me while I was trying to make a turn. Every car stopped for me, but he didn't see me because of the speed. He ran into my car and fell in a gutter.

If not for the cars that stopped and few road sellers who stood by me and defended my position, his whole group almost bullied me to carry him to the hospital and fix his bike.

You see Danfo drivers, Okada riders, and Keke people… bro, fear them o!

I have a cousin who had an accident involving a Keke rider. The Keke rider was clearly at fault, but because my cousin was driving one of those luxury Toyotas now worth ₦15 million in today’s market, a crowd quickly gathered and started threatening him. Out of concern for the Keke rider—who, by the way, had no visible injuries—my cousin offered to take him to the hospital. That’s when the real wahala started.

They began demanding that he buy a brand-new Keke. Luckily, the accident happened right in front of a filling station between Warri and Eku, several years ago. The owner of the station, who happened to be a local and spoke the language, quickly intervened—just in time too, because the Mopol stationed at the filling station had already cocked his gun in of the Keke man and was threatening my cousin.

The station owner ordered the Mopol to step back and addressed the crowd. He told them that my cousin had already shown more than enough goodwill by agreeing to take the Keke man to the hospital, and that anything beyond that wasn’t his responsibility. He also instructed another Mopol to escort my cousin to the hospital, stay until payment was made for the man’s checkup, then follow him to Eku and return. He firmly warned both the Keke man and the Mopol that if anything happened to my cousin, they would be held able.

That’s how my cousin got out of the situation unharmed—physically, at least. Mentally and financially? Completely drained.

TemporaryHansel:
You can see the pain in her eyes. She must've felt terrible.

It's painful.

diggz:


You see Danfo drivers, Okada riders, and Keke people… bro, fear them o!

I have a cousin who had an accident involving a Keke rider. The Keke rider was clearly at fault, but because my cousin was driving one of those luxury Toyotas now worth ₦15 million in today’s market, a crowd quickly gathered and started threatening him. Out of concern for the Keke rider—who, by the way, had no visible injuries—my cousin offered to take him to the hospital. That’s when the real wahala started.

They began demanding that he buy a brand-new Keke. Luckily, the accident happened right in front of a filling station between Warri and Eku, several years ago. The owner of the station, who happened to be a local and spoke the language, quickly intervened—just in time too, because the Mopol stationed at the filling station had already cocked his gun in of the Keke man and was threatening my cousin.

The station owner ordered the Mopol to step back and addressed the crowd. He told them that my cousin had already shown more than enough goodwill by agreeing to take the Keke man to the hospital, and that anything beyond that wasn’t his responsibility. He also instructed another Mopol to escort my cousin to the hospital, stay until payment was made for the man’s checkup, then follow him to Eku and return. He firmly warned both the Keke man and the Mopol that if anything happened to my cousin, they would be held able.

That’s how my cousin got out of the situation unharmed—physically, at least. Mentally and financially? Completely drained.

Can you imagine.

I know them well well....They never take responsibility, once they see a vehicle costlier than theirs.

I pity women the most. They bully them unnecessarily during any incident.

izzou:


I don't get physical with them, or wield spanners

But if I see someone slapping a danfo driver, I don't assume he may have anger issues

There's a different kind of anger and issues that only them can unleash from your soul. Nobody else can do that.

The person who slapped them didn’t slap them out of excessive joy but uncontrollable anger . You’ve made my point for me .

If person keep slapping them for their reckless driving and damaged caused to one’s car, one may later have a dead dango driver on his hand sooner or later . Those guys abuse drugs and alcohol , their life is hanging on a thread .

BlueRayDick:


The person who slapped them didn’t slap them out of excessive joy but uncontrollable anger . You’ve made my point for me .

If person keep slapping them for their reckless driving and damaged caused to one’s car, one may later have a dead dango driver on his hand sooner or later . Those guys abuse drugs and alcohol , their life is hanging on a thread .

Your point is made on just a single moment of outburst. That's not how life works.

Jesus entered temple and didn't even tell the sellers and buyers to leave. E carry Koboko begin wipe everybody. He obviously has anger issues then.

You cannot say someone has anger issues because you saw him slapping a Danfo driver. Have you known him for the past 40 or 50 years, to come to that conclusion?

iamoyindamola:

Na why I always tell you to drink cold water or hug transformer to calm your temper

You wey I sabi. Your body go hot my own sef lol