Bajomo Adelani

In the early, dark hours of a Wednesday morning in Pittsburgh, a city he had called home for 15 years after leaving his native Nigeria, Bajomo Adelani was at work. The 50-year-old man, a jitney driver, was behind the wheel of his green 1992 Acura, navigating the streets to support his family both in the United States and back in Lagos. His shift, which typically ran from 2 a.m. to 10 a.m., took him through various neighborhoods, some with a reputation for being rough. He was aware of the risks b ...