A Nigerian doctor has taken to his Twitter page to give the narrative of an encounter he had with an Uber driver who damaged his car whilst driving recklessly in Lagos.

The man, Alabo Braide shared how he was moved to tears after relieving the Uber driver who damaged his car of the costs for the reparation of his car. He revealed that after the accident, he’d opted to seizing the Uber driver’s car until he’d paid for the damages.

According to Dr. Alabo, it was the intervention of his kindhearted spouse that made him forgive the woes of the Uber driver. The Uber driver himself was touched by the couple’s kind gestures and his emotional response to them had Dr. Alabo moved to tears too.

He wrote on his page,

So yesterday, I had a humbling experience. Trying to cautiously enter Admiralty Road after sending some items at GIGL. I was unaware a car was driving one-way. The next thing I know, it rips off part of my bumper. The Uber driver who was about to pay for his stupidity. I wasn’t going to let him go.

The usual thing happens – people gather and start assessing a situation that isn’t any of their business. The driver keeps me waiting for about an hour, by then, my wife is at the scene to pick me up and my mechanic on his way to make his assessments and give the erring party their bill. He comes and says it will cost 105k to replace all parts We decide, his car stays in my custody till he gets the money.

He drives to my estate and parks the car. I take pics to avoid unnecessary claims and then I see tears. My wife hears him Tell someone in a call how he only managed to make N2600 the whole day. She walks up to him and give him 2k for transportation. On our way up to the apartment, she tells me to give him back his car. I agree, call him back and as I give him back his key, I see the shock and Confusion on his face. He burst into tears and tries to dorbale (i didn’t allow him do that).

Before I know it, I tear up. Giving him all the money I had in my bag. He couldn’t drive for about 10mins after going into his car.I remembered the times I was help. Times I was given a pass. Times I didn’t have. Times people had mercy. I pray life get better for everyone of us. Sometimes, having mercy makes no logical sense but let’s listen to humanity’s appeal. BE GOOD.

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