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As the economic crisis bites harder, Nigerians desperate to survive the crushing weight of inflation, soaring fuel prices, and rising unemployment are increasingly turning to the streets, using their luxury vehicles as taxis to earn quick cash. CHIJIOKE IREMEKA explores how these side hustles on wheels have become a lifeline to survive harsh daily realities
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At about 4:21 pm on a Thursday, when Eunice Ajulo stepped out of an event centre on the Island, she anticipated the usual chaos that defines transportation in the city—yellow buses weaving through traffic, loud conductors shouting destinations, and impatient okada riders weaving dangerously between vehicles.
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