Ghanaian Driver Fills Taxi With 50 Bags Of Charcoal To The Market: “I Pity The Car Owner”

• A group hired a taxi to transport numerous bags of charcoal to a market, filling the vehicle except for the driver's seat
• In a video shared on social media, the overloaded taxi struggled to move initially, prompting some individuals to assist by pushing it
• Several people on social media who saw the video commented and wondered why people would use a taxi for such a job

A group of people who needed to transport several bags of charcoal to a market hired a taxi to convey them.

The taxi was an Opel Cadet, and except for the driver's seat, everywhere was filled with sacks of charcoal.

In a video shared on X, formerly Twitter, after the taxi was filled with 50 huge sacks of charcoal, the driver attempted to move the vehicle but could not.

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Some men who helped load the charcoal into the taxi pushed the car as it reversed and later headed on its way.

Watch the video below:

Reaction to the video

Several Ghanaians who saw the video, shared by @eddie_wrt, commented on it. Most people raised questions about road safety. Read some of the comments below.

@OfficialBigkay said:

Isn't that vehicle an Opel Cadet? e strong pass

@samuelgmusic wrote:

Dangerous and wrong

@A_N_A_778 said:

The driver plus the charcoal, charcoal seller, the two guys and the car itself should be arrested.

@Youngerz10 wrote:

·I’m just curious to know how much he is being paid

@Serfakor_Bronze said:

If he survives this without any casualties, he would pride himself as an excellent driver. ‍♂️

@stevequaicoe wrote:

Car owner will be buying spare parts saa meanwhile

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@R_enam1 said:

By this time saf he charge them 85cedis weh them make he tear top come 62.50ps

Taxi driver returns big money passenger forgot in his car

In another story, a taxi driver returned a huge sum of money a passenger had forgotten in his car.

Gyamfi, the taxi driver who balances his work with his studies at a training college, drove back to Kasoa from Achimota overhead in Accra to hand over the money and documents to Waja, the passenger.

The sweet-spirited taxi driver told GBC News that a colleague condemned his decision to return the items.

Source: YEN.com.gh