Student Reveals Common Bike-Sharing Challenges at Caritas University Amid Online Debate
This reveals the prevalence of shared rides among students and suggests that such situations are routine, with passengers often having to share rides with multiple people.
Zita Ezechi 
A recent tweet detailing a lady's experience with an Okada ride has sparked a wider discussion about bike-sharing practices, with a comment drawing attention to similar experiences at Caritas University.
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The original tweet described an uncomfortable situation where a lady had to navigate an unwanted confrontation with a fellow passenger during an Okada ride. After the student dropped off her co-passenger, the rider picked up another individual who was displeased with being asked to sit behind rather than in the middle. The student stood firm on her preference for personal space, leading to a tense exchange.
In response to the tweet, a comment highlighted that bike-sharing is a common practice at Caritas University, noting: “Go Caritas University. Na 5 different people them dey carry for there and the funny thing is that if you no wan share with others you will trek.”
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This remark revealed the prevalence of shared rides among students and suggests that such situations are routine, with passengers often having to share rides with multiple people.
