vanstanzy: I tell u blood-sucking demons will never stop. But we take so many things for granted in this country. Open and unguarded trenches and pits everywhere u look. This is the resultant report we should expect to get. R.I.P. to the dead, if any.

EasyNaija.com:

So, according to you, 'blood sucking demons' created those trenches and pits?

Look closely at my post and u'll see i mentioned that Nigerians take many things for granted, meaning we are careless. That means u didn't read and comprehend my post before commenting.
Note: the devil looks for slip-ups such as these, to strike.

PHIPEX: I know that dangerous spot where the luxurious bus crashed into, it's so open and scary and whenever I pass there I keep wondering what it will cost the relevant authority to make it look responsible. Well now that it has probably taken a life, lets hope they will arise to their responsibility.

Good man . That was the carelessness i was talking about.

amusie: our society is not well structured,in abroad truck don't move during day time and they measure d capacity of load u can carry.in this country nothing like that.

PHIPEX: I know that dangerous spot where the luxurious bus crashed into, it's so open and scary and whenever I pass there I keep wondering what it will cost the relevant authority to make it look responsible. Well now that it has probably taken a life, lets hope they will arise to their responsibility.

ypzilanti: I sincerely hope that a survivor of one of these preventable accidents resulting from bad roads sues FERMA and FG. It would make an interesting case, and serve notice that in future Nigerians will sue whenever a pot hole or bad road causes accident. The government would have to prove in court that money was not allocated to fix the road in question.

redsun:

The case wont get to court.The judge himself will think the complainant is crazy.

That is why anything goes in nigeria,because it is lawless country.If there are laws,the leaders wont be getting away with mass murders like that.

ypzilanti:

I agree, but sometimes you have to test the system in that way. You may just be surprised at the outcome. Also, a brilliant lawyer can appeal until it gets to supreme court, and bring attention and publicity to the issues with the roads.

redsun:

It is the only way out but at the moment nigerians are beclouded and bespelled.I was speaking to somebody this morning in nigeria that told me politicians slaps their staffs and otimkpus(praise singers) at wiil,then i asked "why dont dont sue them"?he said for where,that even the police sergeant at the counter will tell the complainant to go back,apologise and remain sheepishly loyal to the same oga/madam that is harrassing him/her.

It is a lwaless country.

manny4life:

Our messiah will come from somewhere. America nor China won't send their politicians or lease their leaders to us. One viable solution though is revenge on the system. If there were groups who went after these guys in the three tiers of government, they'll be forced to seat up - by fire by force.