@Jeff_tech 27 December 2021

My Experience Travelling In A Commercial Vehicle At Enugu State I wanted travelling to Nsukka to go see a Very good friend of Mine, so I decided not to Board a bus at Gariki And Decided to get to Holy-ghost to Board a Bus. Took Keke drop to Holy-ghost N600, on getting to Holy-ghost, I located Eastern Gateway Mass Transit bus and Paid my N800 for the Journey to Obollo-Affor The Driver was done collecting money from the Passengers, loaded goods of People in the Booth and the Journey Began. Halfway into the Journey, I heard a Loud **"Ameeeen"** and few People responded 'Amen' and the Singing began, after the praises, she entered praying, the woman was Praying so Loud that she Caught the attention of Passers-by. Each area our Bus passed, people turned around to stare at our Bus, I was so irritated by that act that I had to look for my Airpods, wore them, increased the volume and started Jamming to my Music  The praying continued till Mid-way into the Journey! When the woman was almost done with the praying, a baby barely 4 weeks old started crying at the back of the Bus (Guess the baby was awoken by the loud prayer of the woman) The Young mom confronted the praying woman that even if she wants to pray, she shouldn't be praying that loud, that it's a Public transport and there are people in the bus who wouldn't want to be disturbed too, that she's woken her baby with her prayer now! I seconded the young mom's claim . Na where Kasala burst be that, the woman (In her mid-late 60s I presume) who just finished Praying started shouting and Insulting the single mom, why would she say she shouldn't pray loud, is she a demon blah blah, the young mom lost her cool and also insulted the hell outta the Woman, and to my greatest surprise almost everyone onboard backed the old woman. Like Wtf?  Is this how religious we are in this country? How come we keep seeing bad news about this country on Frontpage everyday?  **‘AFRICANS, WE'RE OVERLY RELIGIOUS YET SO EVIL!**  Have you experienced something like this before?