Interesting photo drops as Trotro uses Kufuor gallon as fuel tank
- There are so many things you have never seen anywhere before but will find in Africa, and one of them is a bus using a Kufuor as fuel tank
- A Kufuor gallon was placed beside a commercial bus popularly called trotro and a fuel attendant filled it with petrol
- Photos of the bus went viral after they were shared on Twitter
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Photos of a commercial bus popularly called trotro have got people talking with its fuel tank which happened to be a keg.
In one of the photos that were shared on Twitter by @VictorIsrael_, the driver sat comfortably in the bus while a fuel attendant filled the keg which was placed beside the driver.
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Capturing the photos, @VictorIsrael_ wrote:
"Wetin dey Happen for Lagos like this?"
Nigerians on social media couldn't believe their eyes after seeing the photos and they soon flooded the comment section of the post with their thoughts.
@osunsinatolu said:
"And a fuel attendant is even selling that?? The person needs to be queried honestly."
@FelixNweke commented:
"I was inside vehicle going towards Alaba on Wednesday was busy answering call until they stopped the second time and I now pursed to ask what was the cause, the response from the conductor was "e be like say the tire don dey pull again". One of the tires were pulling out."
@MrVmusichouse wrote:
"And the bloody pump attendant put fuel in that thing at a filling station, he should be fired, driver arrested and passengers slapped for not valuing their lives."
In similar news, photos of a Lagos commercial bus popularly known as trotro with a shower head as its brake clutch generated reactions among Nigerians.
A man took to Twitter to share the weird bus body part.
@Davidchibike wrote:
"There is nothing you cannot see in Lagos, especially inside trotro."
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