Man takes a dump in a Matours Bus travelling from Blantyre to Lilongwe

Passengers travelling to Lilongwe from Blantyre in Matours Bus were today forced to indignities of having to smell a grown man’s Dudu who could not hold it and relieved himself in the bus. The Ensuing smell was so bad that it was difficult to eat. At some point the driver stopped and escorted the Gentleman out of the bus and cleaned up to the relief of the passengers.

Steve Sharra a well-known Social Media activist and Blogger who boarded the bus at Ntcheu was kind enough to share the experience on twitter and below are some of the tweets:

This gentleman is unusually honest; probably has no ego either. Announces clearly in a packed, standing-room only bus: “m’mimba munandivuta”

— steve sharra (@stevesharra) January 15, 2016

He has exited the bus. Conductor has cleaned up after him. We were all wondering where the funky smell was coming from.

— steve sharra (@stevesharra) January 15, 2016

Folks now happily munching on their tasty chips again.

— steve sharra (@stevesharra) January 15, 2016

True. Can happen to any of us. I liked how nonplussed he was about it all https://t.co/IBV4qUKQou

— steve sharra (@stevesharra) January 15, 2016

This minibus driver is a dare devil on adrenalin. Busy joking about his exploits during his William Murray days.

— steve sharra (@stevesharra) January 15, 2016

steve sharra

I write about Pan Africanism, uMunthu-peace & social justice educ. I trained at Lilongwe Teachers College & taught in Ntcheu. I authored a children’s book, _Fleeing the War_, which won the 1995 British Council Write a Story competition. I was a 1997 honorary fellow of the International Writing Program at the University of Iowa (USA), and 1998 writer-in-residence at the U of Iowa. I was President of Malawi Writers Union (MAWU) 1996-1998, and founding Treasurer, 1994-1996. I have an MA in English Education (U of Iowa, 2000) & a PhD in Curriculum, Teaching & Educational Policy, Michigan State Univ, 2007 (dissertation research on peace education & uMunthu epistemology). Former visiting assistant prof of Peace and Justice Studies, Dept. of Philosophy, MSU. I’m fellow of the Programme for African Leadership, London School of Economics (2012) & speaker at TEDxLilongwe, May 2013. Former visiting scholar, University of Botswana; Director of Research & Senior Lecturer, Catholic University of Malawi.