all4naija:

I can't have any vacation at the moment, not to Nigeria when Boko Haram and fightings are everywhere. Jeez! Don't tell me Ojulegba fight is nothing to fear. We need to get organized and lead a civilized life. This primitiveness we see in Nigeria is helping nobody.

all4naija:

No, I haven't! But, Abuja is a third-world city. I have to say you should post images of that particular road for me to believe you.

Cajetanspeaks:
Abuja is a developed nation in a third world country, a visit will convince you.

all4naija:

I can't have any vacation at the moment, not to Nigeria when Boko Haram and fightings are everywhere. Jeez! Don't tell me Ojulegba fight is nothing to fear. We need to get organized and lead a civilized life. This primitiveness we see in Nigeria is helping nobody.

Cajetanspeaks:
Abuja is a developed nation in a third world country, a visit will convince you.

Cajetanspeaks:
Abuja is a developed nation in a third world country, a visit will convince you.

sarutobie:

you have been told the accident was probably as a cause of reckless driving and you are still hyperventilating..what has boko haram got to do with the topic? are you just knowingly playing dumb? even in your developed utopia in europe and America, there are still accidents like these..last year a notable Hollywood actor (fast and furious star) died on a road with all the road signs and whatnot..why was that? why didn't help come in time until he was burnt to crisps in his Ferrari car?

all4naija:

Nobody knows the cause of the accident and that is very clear from the posts on the thread. The reason why I refer to Boko Haram and other fighting in my previous post is somebody asked me to visit the place during vacation, if I am in Nigeria.

I don't know what you are talking about! You must be drunk or something!

christejames:
OMG!!! Rest in peace to the dead. Its left to our leaders who love using important things like road to campaign to start effecting their campaign promises cause we can't wait till eternity before they yield to our request (road construction), the roads won't reconstruct itselves na!

christejames:
OMG!!! Rest in peace to the dead. Its left to our leaders who love using important things like road to campaign to start effecting their campaign promises cause we can't wait till eternity before they yield to our request (road construction), the roads won't reconstruct itselves na!

IYANGBALI:
hmmmmmmm lie lie don start,oga joseph the dreamer diaris godu o,dis lie you are sharinug diaris godu o

sarutobie:

all these 'I too know' sef..you are not in Nigeria, but peeps living in abuja have told you the road where the accident occured was in good state prior to the accident and yet you are still hyperventilating. again why did that Hollywood actor die on a road with the best quality in your utopia America? and why didn't help reach him till he was burnt to death?..I will tell you why, dude and his pal were over speeding with their porsche Ferrari, they lost control of the car and hit a tree...so now who is to blame? the road? the government? the dude who wanted to practice his Hollywood stunt in reality?

Oh, please! There is a common saying in English that 'a picture is worth a thousand words' and there is more than one picture to prove my points. Please, go and get laid. I think there is too much anxiety going on in your head!

What about the galloping road surface? It could throw another car over some meter into incoming vehicle where the driver can lose control. Beside those anologies, Nigerian roads are bad! Accept that and move on with your miserable life!

Salihu00:

what about road users who are always on over speed in our current bad roads if they have good roads nko?

moneyhungry:
Cause of death: Bad government.
How?: politieftians misusing public funds meant for the provision of basic social amenities e.g Good roads.
life is short, but naija politicians make it even shorter.
naija!!!... cutting lives short since 0001 BC.

all4naija:

Oh, please! There is a common saying in English that 'a picture is worth a thousand words' and there is more than one picture to prove my points. Please, go and get laid. I think there is too much anxiety going on in your head!

What about the galloping road surface? It could throw another car over some meter into incoming vehicle where the driver can lose control. Beside those anologies, Nigerian roads are bad! Accept that and move on with your miserable life!

sarutobie:

arsehole

Oh,yeah! That is coming from somebody who can not distinguish between bad and good roads! Jeez!

all4naija:

Oh, please! There is a common saying in English that 'a picture is worth a thousand words' and there is more than one picture to prove my points. Please, go and get laid. I think there is too much anxiety going on in your head!

What about the galloping road surface? It could throw another car over some meter into incoming vehicle where the driver can lose control. Beside those anologies, Nigerian roads are bad! Accept that and move on with your miserable life!

Reference:


Another universal government blamee. Roads in Abuja city and the borough of Wuse are 95% motorable because I drive there at speed too but never has government told me to kill myself doing it. Hian.

all4naija:

Okay! I shouldn't blame the government but blame the citizens. You are only begging the question with such mentality. In every nation the government takes the blame for most problems with development and it is responsible to put the people under control. From those images that road is far cry. It's bad as the word BAD. Indeed, it is a road in hell to Wuse as I can see from those images. Yes, the government has to be blame d for not putting road marks, traffic light, tarred it and put curbs. Not until I can see those in place there is nothing you will tell me here that I am going to accept.

moneyhungry:
Cause of death: Bad government.
How?: politieftians misusing public funds meant for the provision of basic social amenities e.g Good roads.
life is short, but naija politicians make it even shorter.
naija!!!... cutting lives short since 0001 BC.

moneyhungry:
Cause of death: Bad government.
How?: politieftians misusing public funds meant for the provision of basic social amenities e.g Good roads.
life is short, but naija politicians make it even shorter.
naija!!!... cutting lives short since 0001 BC.

all4naija:
Jeez! Look at the road! It is ruining my eyes! I don't know how Nigerians can stand this backward development. That is supposed to be the capital of Nigeria. Wow! There is something wrong somewhere about Nigerian development. PTUI!

boombay:
pls Where is wuse... i don't know there because i schooled in France


























OMG!... RIP to the dead and the injured

eldoradoxx:
Am actually not lying neither am I a dreamer. I saw this particular accident clearly in my dream just two days ago. In that dream two vehicles fell off the bridge and I saw bodies lying on the ground but couldn't see the faces as they were covered. This accident happened very close to Wuse Market Bridge a particular road I ply every day to and fro work. I prayed sha but it was destined to happen. Am not a prophet or religious type, but my dream sometimes happen as close as I see it in my sleep.

moneyhungry:
Cause of death: Bad government.
How?: politieftians misusing public funds meant for the provision of basic social amenities e.g Good roads.
life is short, but naija politicians make it even shorter.
naija!!!... cutting lives short since 0001 BC.

all4naija:

Okay! I shouldn't blame the government but blame the citizens. You are only begging the question with such mentality. In every nation the government takes the blame for most problems with development and it is responsible to put the people under control. From those images that road is far cry. It's bad as the word BAD. Indeed, it is a road in hell to Wuse as I can see from those images. Yes, the government has to be blame d for not putting road marks, traffic light, tarred it and put curbs. Not until I can see those in place there is nothing you will tell me here that I am going to accept.