MoRARA MoRaRa
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I Am Bodaboda rider based Nairobi Eastleigh.I Do Deliveries Across Nairobi,. Reliable And Road Safety,For Inquires 0729696999., Always Available For You..
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Road Safety, Growth and the Future Fighting over stages and competing among ourselves is only making the boda boda industry more difficult and risky. Yes, taking risks is sometimes part of earning a living, but we must also remember that life is more important than any stage or any fare. As boda boda riders, we should support one another instead of constantly arguing and fighting over spaces. Road safety should come first—respect other road users, follow traffic rules, and avoid unnecessary conflicts that can put lives at risk. Personally, I believe you are not supposed to remain in one place for your entire life. We are meant to grow, learn, and move forward. Maybe one day I will leave the boda boda industry and pursue something different. Whatever the future holds, my commitment to road safety and protecting lives will remain. 🦺🏍️🙏
MoRARA MoRaRa209,556 views • 1 month ago
🚖 Taxi Drivers, Stay Safe When Dealing with Difficult Passengers To all taxi drivers, your safety should always come first. When dealing with a stubborn or aggressive passenger, stay calm and avoid unnecessary arguments or confrontation. If possible, have a dashcam or phone camera recording for your protection, while respecting applicable privacy laws. Some passengers may react badly when challenged, so know when to disengage and seek help rather than putting yourself in danger. Remember, no fare is worth risking your life. Drive carefully, stay alert, and protect yourself and your passengers. Advocate Road Safety — Safety starts with all of us. 🚦🛣️
MoRARA MoRaRa85,376 views • 21 days ago
This morning at the Pangani–Murang'a Road flyover, another painful reminder of where crime can lead unfolded before our eyes. Two young men, neatly dressed and full of energy, allegedly attempted to snatch a phone before the victim raised the alarm, shouting, "Mwizi! Mwizi!" The suspects were caught by members of the public before police arrived. Tragically, the motorcycle rider died at the scene, while the other suspect was taken to the hospital in critical condition. It is heartbreaking to think that someone may leave home telling their family they are going to work, while secretly engaging in criminal activities. No phone—whether an iPhone or a Samsung—is worth risking your life, your future, or another person's safety. A motorcycle itself is a valuable investment, but a human life is priceless. As a bodaboda rider, I want to make it clear that the vast majority of riders earn an honest living. We do not want criminals hiding behind our industry and damaging the reputation of hardworking riders. That is why we worked with security officers to ensure the situation was handed over to the authorities. To my fellow bodaboda riders: be careful who you lend your motorcycle to. You may trust a friend, but you may not know everything they do outside your presence. Protect your livelihood, protect your name, and protect our industry. Let's continue working together with law enforcement to make Nairobi safer. Crime has no place in our communities, and every rider has a responsibility to stand for honesty, safety, and the rule of law. Enough is enough.
MoRARA MoRaRa96,346 views • 1 month ago
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Crime Does Not Pay 🚨 When phone thieves are caught, some people may be tempted to take the law into their own hands. But nowadays, we don't want more trouble or anyone getting seriously hurt. The best thing is to restrain them safely and hand them over to the police for the law to take its course. 🚔 As I continue advocating for road safety and safer communities, let us remember: crime does not pay, and justice should be handled through the law not mob violence. 🦺🚨
MoRARA MoRaRa55,395 views • 1 month ago
A Tuktuk rider hit a Defender from behind. Thank God, no one was injured. The Tuktuk was badly damaged, while surprisingly, the Defender didn’t even have a scratch! 😅 God, one day give me a car like that Defender! 😂🙏 But jokes aside, this is a reminder that road safety starts with you and me. Keep a safe following distance, stay alert, and control your speed. One small mistake on the road can cost a life. 🦺🙏
MoRARA MoRaRa48,704 views • 1 month ago
What caught my attention in this video is the police officer arguing while the man and the lady in the Audi exchange numbers after the lady hit a Mercedes wagon from behind. 😂 Having money is good, but for us who drive tuk-tuks and bodas, let’s respect each other on the road. Keep a safe distance, control your speed and stay alert. Let the big spoon speak with the big boys! 😂💰 But remember, road safety is for everyone, whether you drive an Audi, a Mercedes or a tuk-tuk. 🦺 Respect the road. Save lives. Road safety starts with you and me.
MoRARA MoRaRa39,154 views • 1 month ago
THE POLICE ARE THE POLICE, BUT LET’S TREAT EACH OTHER WITH RESPECT You may know very well that you haven’t done anything wrong, but once a police officer stops you, the police are the police. For us boda boda riders, the checks can start with your licence, insurance, helmet and safety gear. If everything is in order, you think, “Okay, I’m good to go.” Then they look at your motorcycle: “Why do you have extra lights? Are you a presidential escort?” My fellow riders, let’s not argue with officers. Follow the law, keep your documents ready, wear proper safety gear and make sure your motorcycle is roadworthy. At the same time, inspections should be done with respect and professionalism. Let’s respect one another, obey the rules and always put ROAD SAFETY FIRST. 🦺
MoRARA MoRaRa38,985 views • 1 month ago
A Few Seconds That Could Have Ended in Tragedy 🚛💔 This shocking video captures the terrifying moment a trailer driver loses control of his truck. The lorry first drifts off the left side of the road before the driver suddenly steers back onto the highway, only to cross into the opposite lane. Thankfully, a line of trees brought the truck to a stop, preventing what could have been a catastrophic crash. A motorist who had been driving behind the trailer confronted the driver, saying he had been sounding his horn for quite some time. The conversation raised concerns that the driver may have been fatigued or impaired. Regardless of where a driver comes from, road safety rules apply to everyone. This incident is a powerful reminder that fatigue and driving under the influence can be just as deadly as speeding. Long-distance drivers should never ignore the signs of exhaustion. If you're tired, pull over and rest. If you've been drinking or are not fit to drive, do not get behind the wheel. Road safety is a shared responsibility. Every decision made behind the wheel affects not only the driver but also innocent families, pedestrians, and other road users. One safe choice can save many lives. Arrive late if you must—but arrive alive. 🚛🛣️🙏
MoRARA MoRaRa30,557 views • 1 month ago
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TO BBS MALL? HOW WERE YOU HANDLED, AND WHAT DID YOU SEE THAT YOU FELT WAS WRONG? BBS Mall: We Need Respect, Fairness and Safe Enforcement As a bodaboda rider, I want to raise a concern about what happens at BBS Mall in Eastleigh. This is not about attacking the mall, the police, or anyone’s religion. It is about how security and enforcement are handled and how riders are treated. At places like Sarit Centre, Two Rivers and Westgate, there are designated areas where bodaboda riders can drop off or pick up passengers. But at BBS Mall, it can feel like dropping or picking a passenger comes with unnecessary confrontation. Why can’t there be a clear, peaceful and properly managed dropping and picking point for bodaboda and Uber motorbike riders? As riders, we also face another concern. There have been situations in Eastleigh where we have helped catch suspected phone snatchers or criminals, only to find that security officers are not immediately available. Yet when it comes to controlling bodaboda riders around the mall, officers can be very present and sometimes use rungus in a manner that feels intimidating. I also want to raise a point about Muslim women who visit the mall. Many observe their culture and dress and sit in ways that preserve their dignity. When officers place rungus or barriers around motorcycle wheels or confront riders aggressively, management should consider whether such enforcement is respectful and appropriate for everyone using the premises. Security is important, but security should never mean humiliation or unnecessary harassment. BBS Mall is a major shopping centre, and it should have a professional system that accommodates pedestrians, private motorists, bodaboda riders, Uber riders and customers peacefully. We are not asking to be above the law. We are asking for clear rules, designated pickup and drop-off points, respectful enforcement and equal treatment. If other major malls in Kenya can organise their traffic and motorcycle access professionally, why can't BBS Mall do the same? As a bodaboda rider and someone who advocates for road safety, I believe enforcement should protect people not create unnecessary conflict. Let us find a better way. 🦺🏍️
MoRARA MoRaRa16,683 views • 1 month ago
⚠️ Road Safety Alert: Let's Protect Lives A serious accident has occurred on Mai Mahiu Road after a trailer reportedly crossed into the opposite lane, resulting in a head-on collision with a lorry and a small car. Incidents like this remind us how quickly lives can be changed in a single moment. As road users, let us all be extra careful. Drivers should avoid speeding, keep a safe following distance, and stay alert at all times, especially when sharing the road with heavy commercial vehicles. Every decision behind the wheel matters. Let's prioritize safety over haste. Arrive alive, protect yourself, your passengers, and everyone else on the road. Our thoughts are with everyone affected by this accident. #RoadSafety
MoRARA MoRaRa23,198 views • 2 months ago
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