Shuaib Gbadamosi, the individual whose everyday life is the subject of this short documentary, suffers from walking disability due to poor treatment of measles, which he had at a tender age. Not limited by his physical disability nor discouraged by the stigmatization experienced by most physically-challenged persons, Shuaib started cleaning Ikeja-along Bridge, a popular pedestrian bridge in Lagos, Nigeria since the past 15 years that the bridge was commissioned. His humanitarian service on the pedestrian bridge has been so commendable so much that majority of people who pass the bridge give him money, which he has been using in taking care of his wife and 5 children. He is willing to keep rendering this service and has appealed to the government to see this as a means of creating job opportunities for people who though are PHYSICALLY-CHALLENGED but NOT LAZY.
