Young Nigerian Lady Receives Huge Praises on Social Media after Controlling Traffic
- A young lady with the Twitter handle @Emerald_nerd recently took to social media to inspire people on how to serve humanity and not expect anything in return
- The lady volunteered with the Federal Road Safety Corp in controlling traffic at the Ekiti States University gate
- Social media users flooded the comment section of her post with praises and urged her to continue serving her fatherland
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A young lady with the Twitter handle @Emerald_nerd has inspired social media users with her service to humanity.
@Emerald_nerd disclosed that she volunteered with Federal Road Safety Corps in controlling traffic at the Ekiti State University gate.
Source: Twitter
Sharing the photos on Twitter, she wrote:
"I volunteered with @FRSCNigeria in controlling traffic at Ekiti State University gate.
"Service to humanity."
Tweeps were impressed with her voluntary work and they soon flooded the comment section of her post with praises.
@ngamduwe wrote:
"Good of you. Road safety is everybody's business."
@NaijaChristian commented:
"Well done. This is the kind of thing we want to see."
@olabanjour said:
"Weldone (sic) dear... Keep the ball rolling."
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In other news, the video of a woman controlling traffic despite a heavy downpour in Kwara state has stirred massive reactions on social media.
In the clip, the woman abandoned her shelter, stepped into the rain, and worked energetically to ease traffic on the road.
As the traffic warden worked with so much passion, she kept checking her wristwatch. The result of her work was evident as traffic on every part of the road kept moving seamlessly despite the heavy rain.
While many people praised her for her selflessness, others said a properly installed traffic light would have done the job, wondering why there is still a traffic warden on the road in this present age.
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Tunde Ososanya, a Legit.ng editor, is a graduate of Mass Communication from the Nigerian Institute of Journalism. He's passionate about what he does and finds fulfillment in informing the people. Ososanya is the author of Later Tonight: a Collection of Short Stories.
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