Some rccg members coming back from camp had a fatal accident along Akure - Ilesha expressway. Some are already dead by the time we got to the scene. Christians on Nairaland please let's lift up the banners of prayers for God's divine intervention.

This is heartbreaking.

I am fed up with saying RIP with each fresh calamity.

I refuse to believe that the quality of our lives cannot improve. Nigerian roads have been slaughter slabs for how long? 10? 20? 40? 50 years? Don't we deserve better? These people had families and loved ones.

This harvest of death is totally avoidable.

We must choose governments that fear us (we the people) enough to live up to their responsibilities or these needless deaths will continue.

The choice is ours.

oh my Goodness....what kind of hot death is this?

May all viewing never enter any doomed vehicle in Jesus name.

Those of us on these boards who are within a certain age group will remember when the FRSC was first created.

The 100km/hr rule was strictly enforced. The FRSC actually had radar guns (believe it or not) and they used them. If you wanted to avoid trouble with FRSC officials for breaking the speed limit you simply left home on time and planned your trip properly.

FRSC officials actually carried out vehicle inspection at the motor parks/garages and they made sure they enforced the rules on vehicle roadworthiness. Their officials stood out in stark contrast to the police.

Fast forward three decades and the Corps is a shadow of what it once was. The price we are all paying for that is the never ending carnage on our roads.

There is no law on God's green earth that says all good things are unworkable in Nigeria. All it takes is a reasoned choice by Nigerians to hold their leaders accountable and to insist that these leaders get the system to work for the good of all. (Failing which, these leaders should prepare for the consequences).

Until we grasp this simple truth, the pain, tears and sorrow will continue.

the FRSC is now more concerned with income generation via number plates to prevent road mishaps talk of cluelessness

VolvoS60:

Those of us on these boards who are within a certain age group will remember when the FRSC was first created.

The 100km/hr rule was strictly enforced. The FRSC actually had radar guns (believe it or not) and they used them. If you wanted to avoid trouble with FRSC officials for breaking the speed limit you simply left home on time and planned your trip properly.

FRSC officials actually carried out vehicle inspection at the motor parks/garages and they made sure they enforced the rules on vehicle roadworthiness. Their officials stood out in stark contrast to the police.

Fast forward three decades and the Corps is a shadow of what it once was. The price we are all paying for that is the never ending carnage on our roads.

There is no law on God's green earth that says all good things are unworkable in Nigeria. All it takes is a reasoned choice by Nigerians to hold their leaders accountable and to insist that these leaders get the system to work for the good of all. (Failing which, these leaders should prepare for the consequences).

Until we grasp this simple truth, the pain, tears and sorrow will continue.

OMG!

VolvoS60:

This is heartbreaking.

I am fed up with saying RIP with each fresh calamity.

I refuse to believe that the quality of our lives cannot improve. Nigerian roads have been slaughter slabs for how long? 10? 20? 40? 50 years? Don't we deserve better? These people had families and loved ones.

This harvest of death is totally avoidable.

We must choose governments that fear us (we the people) enough to live up to their responsibilities or these needless deaths will continue.

The choice is ours.

You were so quick to blame bad roads and the government when you weren't told on the write-up that bad road was the cause.

Even if the entire roads in this country gets fixed, we need a paradigm shift to drive safely to avoid these incidents.

RIP to the dead.

CHISOS!!!






I just got home... safely. God knows best



Rip

Oh my.......

God save us Amen

Jesus christ!! Lord have mercy!! Wtf?? This is real heart breaking!! Btw these small buses are terrible, I avoid them like a plague when ever I'm travelling.. Especially on long distance journeys!! May God grant the families of the dead the fortitude to bear the loss of their loved ones!! Amen!! Real sad/sorry •

There r a lot if stupid drivers on that route

CHRIST IN HEAVEN
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LORD i knw am nad beta dan dem dat died
i want tu fank u fr my life




may they R.I.P

God have mercy

God have mercies. Bad roads + bad drivers = casualties!

May d soul of d departed rest in peace!

May we al live long 2 c our children children children

God help us......may the dead rest in peace and the injured healed in jesus name .....Amen....(In baba's voice)

Damn

May God continually preserve our lives amen.........

OMG!!!!

Jesusssssssssssss! May God grant their family d heart to bear d loss

What?!!!!!!

Ohhhhhhhh myyyyy G.......

Jesus

Truly sad and tragic.Are we to assume these RCCG members who just met their gruesome demise failed to complete the 100 day fasting? Just thinking

really heartbreaking...

Chai