Lady shares story of how a man refused to sit between two women at a bus park (photo).

As far as commercial vehicles are concerned, a lot of drama goes on between the passengers, bus conductors as well as the driver. Some of these arguments are resolved in no time while others do not end their talks till they get to their destination. A pretty young lady has taken to social media to share a story of how a young man refused to seat in between her and another lady in a bus while on her way to Onitsha. According to her, she disclosed that the man said it is a taboo.


 The incident did not end there but went on until the driver supported the young man against the women. This happened after the young man walked to the driver for a refund but obviously the man wasn’t ready to return his transport fare. 



 Her post reads: “I had a cussed experience on my way back to Onitsha. I boarded a car to Onitsha, a lady was already at the back seat of three and a guy at the front. I got in we were left with a passenger. We waited for the longest minutes before we got another passenger to complete the number of passengers needed. I stepped down from the car for him to get in, He surprisingly stared at me and asked I get to the middle space while he takes mine (No, it didn’t come as a plead. It was a normalized act I never knew existed). Well, I declined. Nna a, i saw the two spaces and chose that which will be comfortable for me. He continued to lecture me how it’s a taboo for a man to sit between two women. Kedu kam ga esi wey noro ebea, umu nwanyi ana akpakom, how would I sit and allow two women shrink me? This is a public car, we paid same fare, we arrived before him and everyone took a space that suits them. While he was lamenting, I asked him to excuse me so I sit on the space he rejected, as he foolishly did, I got back to my space and told him to use the next door when he’s ready to get in. (Bless his soul, I’m sure he wouldn’t want to mess with the grim lady next door). Oga resorted to yelling. At this moment, nobody cared—neither the lady nor I. He met the driver and asked for a refund, perhaps; the driver queried to know why, hence he approached us and said; Kedu ka Unu ga esi rapu nwoke ka onoro n’ etiti umu nwanyi abuo?, how can you allow a man sit between two women? It was a rhetorical question we didn't bother answering. I picked my phone and got myself busy while expecting either a refund or a new passenger to replace the ‘oracle.’ Finally, another passenger arrived a man, younger and sensible one. He paid for the space the oracle rejected. I wasn't surprised how the driver briskly refunded his money. We should blame his irrational reasoning on the quest for a customer right? Our car was the last. The oracle was left with two options to use a bus or wait till other cars arrive from Onitsha. Whatever his best option was, I sincerely don’t care. I need a glass of chilled water to calm my nerves.”

 Legit.ng earlier reported that a pretty lady, took to Instagram to share her interesting reasons for dating married men. In a video posted on her page, the young lady can be heard saying that married men are better because they give out money and there are no strings attached, unlike dating a regular guy. Nawa o!