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HOW TO IDENTIFY ONE CHANCE BUS

 The hustling and bustling in Lagos and some other other major metropolitan area in Nigeria is so hectic some times you don't know when you fall victim of this commercial bus robbers popularly called ONE CHANCE. The aftermath experience is hellish and traumatizing,  some may lead to hearts attack, injuries and even death.
Imagine you boarding a bus at Mile12 going to Gbagada-Anthony, Oshodi-Isolo, Mile2 and suddenly the bus driver changes route and veered towards Iyano Oworo Berger inward Third mainland bridge. or from Under bridge Ikeja going to Anthony-Palmgroove, Onipanu, Yaba and suddenly the driver changes route at Mobolaji Bank Anthony way end(Maryland Bus-stop) instead of taking to the right he drives straight and heads towards Ojota-Ketu Mile12. At this points you are at their mercy, they will announce their mission. The reality  will be dawn on the genuie passengers.


THIS ARE SOME CLUES TO IDENTIFY THEM.
1⚫They will never pack at the garage to load their bus. they will rather pick passengers along the road.
2⚪The Drivers passenger seat is always occupied before you enter the bus, either by a male or a female but if it's a female passenger and her appearance looks odd just back off.
3⚫The space between the driver and the passengers will be blocked in such a way you can hadly see or touch the driver.
4⚪Some of the buses are not painted with the commercial bus colour.
5⚫All commercial bus has a route number but because of their criminal act, you would'nt see the number.
6⚪They avoid rush hour due to traffic congested areas.
7⚫Some of their co-hort seated will always look busy or on face cap.

WHAT TO DO IF YOU FALL VICTIM
1⚫Don't panic.
2⚪Obey their rules.
3⚫Never try to play a role of a super hero.
4⚪Don't argue with their commands.
5⚫Seek assistance from people around you, if you are envetually dropped.
6⚪Eandevour to write a police report after the incident.

Have a Safe year and be Safety and Security concious.

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