Video Captures Man Using Okada Like Power Bike, He Rides It on Busy Road With 1 Tyre, People React

• The video of an okada rider pulling a stunt amid vehicles has got Nigerians talking about the safety of it all
• In a viral video, the young man got really excited as he rode on a tyre, a move that many think he was going to fall off
• Many Nigerians said he must really be a pro to do such on a commercial bike without any special riding feature

A young man has used an everyday motorcycle to perform stunts without any safety measure and many people are amazed.

In a short video shared by @krakstv on Instagram, the man rode amid vehicles in traffic as he showed off his skill.

He is brave

The rider tilted the bike and rode only on the rear tyre. Just when you think he has done the most, he leans more backwards in a daredevil manner before balancing on both wheels.

Nigerians who reacted to the video said the man is really brave to pull off such on a commercial bike.

Watch the video below:

At the time of writing this report, the video has over 400 comments and more than 21,000 likes. Below are some of the reactions:

davidlagos__ said:

"I am not a preacher of doom but I was really scared something bad was going to happen at the end of it."

psiykehimself_ said:

"They ride like they have extra life at home."

alphanuelstitches said:

"Omo he did this with an ordinary bike..wow."

justt_snap said:

"Definition of ride or die."

oluwanifela said:

"Those people are cats with 9 lives."

alphawoman__8 said:

"I don talk am say na wetin pass my power I want dey do now."

Man rewarded faithful okada man

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian man with the social media handle @Manlikechisom showed the true meaning of kindness and remembrance as he rewarded a man for his undiluted service to him.

In a post on Wednesday, February 10, the man said that it was a very great day for him as he had the opportunity to bless the bike man in his university with a tricycle.

He said the man rendered great services to him for five years, adding that the rider sometimes carried him for free and on credit.

Source: Legit.ng