"It Can Happen in Nigeria": Man Shares Video Showing How Every Car Stops For School Bus in Canada

• A Nigerian man living in Canada shared a video showing netizens how other cars give way for school buses
• The man marvelled at the level of respect other motorists gave to the school bus when they encountered it on the road
• The video showed that all the cars on either side of the road stopped for the bus which had stopped to pick up some children

A Nigerian man resident in Canada shared a video showing how a school bus is treated on Canadian roads.

The man showed how other road users in the country behave when they see a school bus.

In the video posted by Yoruba Prince of Canada, the school bus had stopped to pick up some children.

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After the school bus stopped, every other vehicle on the road stopped on either side of the road.

It was when the bus started moving that other motorists followed suit in an orderly manner.

He noted that motorists waiting for school buses should be emulated in Nigeria so as to protect school children from road accidents.

The man captioned the video:

"How you go hear say car knock student wey wan cross road for this kind of country."

Watch the video below:

Reactions to video of vehicles waiting for school bus

@maliya miller said:

"Even in Ghana it's like this too. Na only my country Nigeria always dey different and the thing dey always vex me..they go see say person wan cross road dem go dey speed pass up and down...no patience."

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@winnilux5 said:

"There's something you fail to observe; just look at the stop 🛑 logo on the bus when it parks and when it moves. that sign gave them the permission."

@okiteoj said:

"This is a country where the system works! May God help us in this country!"

Man looks for job in Canada

In a related story, a man said things are not working out exactly how he wants in Canada, as he is currently out of employment.

The Canada-based medical practitioner said he was finding it hard to get a job that suited his academic qualifications.

He said he had been looking for a job for a long time but had not landed one after submitting a lot of applications.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng