The Busy Monday

It's no news that the first working day of the week is Monday and to most persons the busiest days.

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Commercial vehicles all busy on the road in a bid to beat traffic and ensure workers get to their locations on time so that they themselves would be able to pick more passengers, making more money.
Private car owners also try so hard to avoid being held on traffic as they must get to school on time.
School children and school buses are not left out as everyone has to get to school before 8am.

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Road side hawkers display their goods as early as to ensure they do not miss their early morning customers. At times like this one has to be expressly careful while plying the road, motorists, cyclists and even pedestrians should also ensure to obey traffic lights and warders. This would curb the level of accidents on our roads.

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But the reverse is the case in the Igbo states of Nigeria, as Monday is observed as a total lockdown- no movements or business of any sort is allowed to operate on Mondays. These states include; Anambra, Imo, Abia, Enugu and Ebonyi.

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Although I feel this new rule is quite political because of the intention of the people to build a new country - Biafra and I believe the people are comfortable and have adapted to the new rules by their leaders.
I wish us all a beautiful day and a blessed week.
Thanks for dropping by.