Trending Video: Commercial Bus Driver Fights With FRSC Officials To Get Back His Key




Details are still sketchy as to what caused the violent confrontation, but in the trending video, the bus driver behaves aggressively towards the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) officials, while demanding for his key back. They however didn't respond in the same manner and calmly recorded the man's actions. 

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