My attention was awaken when I heard a heavy accented Hausa language being spoken by an Igbo woman from Anambra state. I had entered d "keke napep" that's obviously going my way without looking at d rider.

The most amazing thing about her is that she plies an unusual route, Bakin ruwa to Bakin dogo, a Muslim dominated area in d heart of tudun wada (The most volatile and notorious part of Kaduna state).

When I got close and personal wt her, she told me how she left and regretted ever working in a banking. She is so proud of what is doing and using to feed her family.
When I probed why she chose the route she plies, she said she's better appreciated here and that they don't usually allow to join the long awaiting queue of keke instead whenever she gets to the bus stop she jus load passengers and zoom off.
Trust d Hausas, all along my way, she was receiving accolades from passersby. Some were surprised, others couldn't help but to hail and pray for her.

When I seek for permission to take a shot, she obliged and even told me she was aired on NTA Kaduna.

My happiness was, my Kaduna is gradually coming back to her old self. Where we had both religions cohabiting in peace and harmony.