The Trotro has become a House of Worship!
Once upon a time in the Republic of Uncommon Sense, the government decided that passengers travelling in commercial vehicles deserved some peace and quiet. It dusted off a regulation that had been on the statute books since 2012, strengthened the penalties and announced that preaching and hawking in moving vehicles were prohibited. Some pastors protested. Prophet Nigel Gaisie threatened to board…
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