A UK-based Nigerian actor Williams Uchemba has recently taken to his Instagram to share a video of himself in an online driving school in the UK.


According to the actor, he was caught driving above the speed limit and was forced back to the school for lacking driving experience.
In the video shared, the actor is seen sitting in front of a laptop looking tired and bored as he took driving classes.
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He wrote: “The other day I did 36MPH on a 30MPH road and speed camera caught it, now Uk Government said I don’t know how to drive that I have to go back to online driving school. I’ve been sitting here since morning.”
Social media users react:
sharon_chigozirim: “UK will humble you”
kuddyskitchenandutensils: “A whole lot of us that learnt driving in Nigeria will need to unlearn some driving skills when we relocate abroad because na in sha allah and vibes we dey take drive for Nigeria.”
ceemplybecca: “You can tell he’s not having any of it u don collect.”
kayatfoods: ” abroad will humble you.”
veevogee: “Them kukuma dey coordinated there. It’s not like Nigeria that everything goes.”
llinasbeadsandaccessories: “UK no be Lagos ooo bro.”
ms_alesh: “That’s why werrey driver plenty for Lagos there’s nothing like go bk to school.”
verygudbadgul2112: “Speed awareness course . Happened to me once and it will never happen again . Also had to pay £90 or so for it . Uk will humble you.”
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