Arysexy:


Nice of u.

On a negative note, if something happened to that man while u led him, u would b arrested by Nigerian police.

This man could have survived if first aid was administered to him But the fear of answering for what u know not obviously made the helper abandoned him.

Check the positioning of d legs and d pillow support.

We need re-orientation in this country, likewise NPF

berem:
you are obviously right.


I saved a blind man today from being hit by moving vehicle along Alaba-rago and LASU area today. The blind man alighted from a bus and was on his way to mile 2. I didn't even know he was blind not until my younger sister whom I was with told me that the man behind us is blind. He almost got hit by a trailer when he was asking some people to show him the way to Iyana-Iba,so I quickly held the man on his arms and we trekked from LASU gate down to Iyana-Iba guiding him with his stick before I put him in a bus going to mile 2 while I am my sister went our own way.
I wonder what would have happened if I didn't render the help with the rough driving by drivers on that axis.

Nigerians should learn to help people who find themselves in such trauma.

kelechiMarie:
that was niceof you.
But most Nigerians wouldn't have bothered.One day i was coming frm church,around dat iyanaipaja bridge and someone was lying on d ground he had probably been hit by a car.Instead of taking him to the nearest hospital or calling emergency numbers,people just gathered around saying ''eeyah''.It baffles me dat people can take pictures of accident victims instead of getting help.Naija i hail o

kemback2220003:
This is an Igbo man.

berem:
I can count how many times I have helped people who are in such situations.

I remember one incident that happened at Ikotun last year. A girl was alighting from a danfo bus which I was inside too and she missed her step. An oncoming SUV driven by a woman hit the girl and part of her foot was under the tire right in my front. While people were shouting,I banged the car of the woman with my hand and told her to reverse a little so that the girl's trapped foot could be removed. Thank God the tyre didn't totally climb the girls foot.
I forcefully opened the woman's car and two guys hopped in with the injured girl while I stayed in the front seat and I told the woman to drive to a nearby hospital. The woman paid for the hospital bills and she promised to take care of the girl till she was well.
Because of that incident,I cancelled my appointment that day.

The annoying thing is that policemen were there and they couldn't do nada!

kelechiMarie:
policemen ke?police men dat watched dogs eat up a four year old and did nothing?They're only effective as tools in the hands of politicians,i gave up on NPF a loooooooong time ago

berem:
Omo,I hear that story come week. The useless policemen couldn't save the poor kid. Not even using something to hit the dogs.
That's Naija police for you!

berem:
Omo,I hear that story come week. The useless policemen couldn't save the poor kid. Not even using something to hit the dogs.
That's Naija police for you!

berem:
Omo,I hear that story come week. The useless policemen couldn't save the poor kid. Not even using something to hit the dogs.
That's Naija police for you!

Arysexy:


Nice of u.

On a negative note, if something happened to that Blind man while u led him, u would have been arrested by Nigerian police.

This man could have survived if first aid was administered to him But the fear of answering for what u know not obviously made the helper abandon him.

Check the positioning of d legs and d pillow support and shirt unbuttoned, all points to first aid attempt.

We need re-orientation in this country, likewise NPF

ilugunboy:


.....yes!.

In same area... the front-fender of my colleague's car was removed while in traffic...and the thieves were daring her to come out of the car if she can...

my sister...bone that area.

natasha:
This is someone's husband, father, son, brother, relative, friend.
@ Poster - Would you be pleased to see your father's last pictures plasted across the net like this? Where is our decorum? Give this man some dignity and respect please.
Perhaps his family are not even aware of his death but thanks to your thread they will be.

Am out!!

natasha:
This is someone's husband, father, son, brother, relative, friend.
@ Poster - Would you be pleased to see your father's last pictures plasted across the net like this? Where is our decorum? Give this man some dignity and respect please.
Perhaps his family are not even aware of his death but thanks to your thread they will be.

Am out!!

Arysexy:
This man obviously died from hypertension or. Epilepsy going by d evidence of foam in d mouth. RIP

Ilekokonit:


Normally, in sane societies, people who suffer from epilepsy are not allowed to drive and their licence is automatically cancelled and the health system helps them manage the condition either through medication or brain surgery.

But then again, Nigeria has been kidnapped by criminals (of ALL parties) at the top who couldn't care less if all sick people in Nigeria died horrific deaths as long as the Looting continues.

At this rate, even God may now be afraid of Nigeria.