RIP to the dead. Btw the government needs to do sumtin to this tanker carrying fuel. *so sad* RIP to the dead. Btw the government needs to do sumtin to this tanker carrying fuel. *so sad*

Mercy of the lord come down unto ur children.

Rip to the bereaved

Not far from my house! Thank God for his protection! R.I.P to the dead!

190-the-clown:
Jesus Jesus Jesus

why why why!!!!

is he the cause?

badoist:

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/three-feared-dead-in-ibadan-tanker-fire/

Oh Lord have mercy on us in this country.

xo bad

tellwisdom: Thank God no one died

You need a brain reset ASAP

femi4: NNPC! "Touching life in so many ways"

Methinks 'torching lives in so many ways' is more apt!

jhggscgcdgscds

RIP dear ones and I pray the injured gets well soon.

[quote author=Pelummy]maybe he can'tDeath hmmmmm, always inevitable,, may dia souls rst in peace

I blame GEJ for this

God av mercy, dis tanka tins

Babymumsy: Not far from my house! Thank God for his protection! R.I.P to the dead!

Tn God 4 ur life, no evil shall bfall u nither any pluage near ur dwelling, say Amen

tellwisdom: Thank God no one died

read again and modify ur post pls ....abegiiiiiiii

mc~evans:


Did your read the post @ all?

isn't it obvious he did not ?

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I used to drive a fuel tanker for the US army, full of aviation fuel. There were so many precautions to be taken. When transferring fuel from one tanker to another a lot of static electricity builds up. Both tankers must be properly grounded to the earth and bonded to each other to avoid an explosion. Also there should be no smoking, building or unauthorized personnel within 50ft. All persons should wear fire resistant clothing, and cellphones were not allowed. I even drove over 5000 miles in Iraq without issues. There needs to be better safety standards. I've seen tankers offloading in the middle of a crowded market in Lagos. If these habits don't change there will be more disasters like this.

R.I.P

I witnesd d incident... Fire bad gan!

617aircav: I used to drive a fuel tanker for the US army, full of aviation fuel. There were so many precautions to be taken. When transferring fuel from one tanker to another a lot of static electricity builds up. Both tankers must be properly grounded to the earth and bonded to each other to avoid an explosion. Also there should be no smoking, building or unauthorized personnel within 50ft. All persons should wear fire resistant clothing, and cellphones were not allowed. I even drove over 5000 miles in Iraq without issues. There needs to be better safety standards. I've seen tankers offloading in the middle of a crowded market in Lagos. If these habits don't change there will be more disasters like this.

Dangote needs professional tanker trailer drivers like you.