A viral video showcased a South African man booking a ride from a location in Nigeria while physically present in South Africa.
The actions of South Africans have led to a strong reaction from Nigerians, who retaliated by booking rides in South Africa.
An unusual trend has surfaced as South Africans are booking Bolt rides from their homeland, prompting immediate responses from Nigerians.
On the platform X, South Africans initiated this daring act to waste drivers’ time. A viral clip showed a man ordering a Bolt driver in Lagos while he was in South Africa.
This angered many Nigerians, who retaliated by booking rides in South Africa, leading to a lively debate on social media.
Read some of the reactions
TopBoy NG said: “If Nigerians start ordering their bolt they will be angry and say we are coming for their jobs.. The weakest link in Africa is South Africa, with their foreheads like dev!l beans 🫘”
Learnthespace wrote: “I don see wetin go keep me company today😂”
Sthembiso said: “Kwaaaaah there’s a lot of illegal foreigners driving in Durban and these other cities 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.Shooting yourselves in the foot!!”
Ifeanyichukwu wrote: “How I wan take reach Greenacres Shopping Centre for Nelson Mandela Bay now 🤦♂️”
Iceman said: “This one go sha travel from Southy come lokoja today😂😂”
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