Nigeria, April 18 -- Earlier today, a video went viral. A young woman-Asheahe, reportedly from Nasarawa Eggon-voiced outrage over a new clampdown on Keke riders plying the Eggon-Lafia route. Her frustration wasn't just emotional-it was existential. She questioned why tricycle operators were being stopped mid-journey, with passengers kicked off along the perilous highway. Her protest cut deeper than just inconvenience-it was about respect, safety, and basic decency. Her demand was clear: if rules must be enforced, do it at proper points, not by ambushing people in transit. What she called for wasn't rebellion-it was reason.

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