It’s taking toll on innocent people, Nigerians in South Africa fault Bolt saga

The recent incidents involving Bolt rides have drawn criticism from Nigerians residing in South Africa amid renewed tensions between the two nations.

Individuals in Pretoria and Johannesburg expressed disapproval of the fake ordering and subsequent cancellations of rides as a manifestation of misplaced priorities in the ongoing rivalry between Nigeria and South Africa.

The competition for supremacy escalated as both nationals engaged in ordering and canceling Bolt rides across the two countries, causing inconvenience to drivers and passengers alike.

The actions led to a high number of drivers converging at specific locations, prompting frustration among the service providers who had to temporarily halt operations.

This disruptive behavior compelled passengers to seek alternative means of transportation, facing challenges due to unfavorable weather conditions.

In response to the situation, calls were made for a cessation of the rivalry and a shift towards collaboration between Nigerians and South Africans to harness their potential for the greater good.

Concerns were raised about the impact on innocent individuals trying to earn a living, as well as the potential for the situation to escalate into more serious crises.

It was emphasized that a peaceful resolution was necessary to prevent further negative consequences for both parties involved in the feud.