Nigerian Uber drivers can be hell!

I know I wrote a review last year about my first Uber experience in Lagos and it was all so beautiful, You can find it Here if you missed that post. At that time, I thought Uber was the most ingenious thing to have been exported to Nigeria, I mean who wouldn't love to be driven for less on Naija bad roads in a comfortable air-conditioned car.Fast forward to eight solid months later, my story has completely changed.
I know Instagram has gone agog with different tales of Uber drivers lately, but trust me, we all move on after reading those post without considering the dangers and messages those post are passing across to us . I know I have read about an Uber driver running away with the owner's car, I have read about Uber driver been killed only for the passengers to sell the car to someone out of town. But nope my story is not that horrifying but it is equally pathetic.

I love Uber.. (Review)

Pic Credit: Techcityng.com

Im a little excited about nothing in particular this morning, but I'm grateful for the gift of life, and the opportunity to write another review which you  can learn one or two things from.

First, let me ask you, do you live in Lagos? Have you heard about Uber? Have you got the Uber App? Have you gone on a Uber ride? It doesnt have to be in Nigeria alone, you could be anywhere in the world where there is Uber, let me know if you have experienced them yet.