How When Who
But how did d woman do it A whole baby.. Lord.. Rip to d dead
God give d woman heart to bear this great loss..

Every state should ban "Okada" motorbike taxi and permit only the tricycles.

Oga o, lodun tun tun...

Another child lost to carelessness.



Each one of you should go home today and give your Mom a big hug for being so careful with your fragile life in this chaotic nation of ours and the world at large.

I blame Uduaghan. How can he stop bikes from running in warri and not stop it in other parts of the state?Rip sweetie.

Holy Blood of Jesus! Eeya! My condolence to d Mother!

sh*t Happens.............most times

Here is what Delta state needs to do....invest in cheap BRT like transport for the masses.

Which would be a good use of all that 13% oil money they get....

utumunta:
The baby's mum should just go to her father's house from the scene of the accident and send emissaries comprising all living and dead realtions of her's and her husband's to him. This is an act of carelessness that will only take a super- human to forgive.

Whenever I see women on okadas with babies strapped on their backs, I imagine this scenario. I think it is time the government makes a law on giving permits to qualified adults to start a family.

Look at your effing self. She should grovel because she lost her baby which if left at home, dad wouldn't take care of or a maid would beat to coma.

How insensitive could you ever be to think that the loss of this child couldn't affect her but the baby's dad alone?
Who effing carried the pregnancy and nursed the deceased baby for four good months?

She should also be consoled by whatever means possible. She's the mother of the child, she needs all the love and care she can get right now from every member of her gaddem nuclear and extended family.

Poor baby. What a horrible way to die

Ymodulus:


Why are you calling him? He couldn't save the young child.

And later someone comes to tell me there is God. This incident is another proof of the Nihilty of God.

wat ar u sayin bayii? U ar blaming God for d careless attitude of dat woman?.. Or its by ur power u'r alive today?

What a tragedy....

aikluck007:
Damn! That's just tragic... Probabaly an inexperienced mum or just anoda drunk warri woman.. The way those people consume ogogoro ehn! RIP little baby

Hey, Ughelli n Warri do dey sound d same to u? U nor kno u go jst dey carry yarn...

simplemach:
Careless mother if u ask me.

Mad mother I must say. Travelling on okada with baby on her back.

simplemach:
Careless mother if u ask me.

Mad mother I must say. Travelling on okada with baby on her back.

Oh my dis is sooo pathetic. Poor baby. Chai.

aikluck007:
Damn! That's just tragic... Probabaly an inexperienced mum or just anoda drunk warri woman.. The way those people consume ogogoro ehn! RIP little baby

two reasons you are most likely a Dumb Donkey....
1. Not everywhere in delta state is Warri...Ughelli isnt Warri
2. You cant assume that every body in ughelli drinks...thatz an irrational generalization.
PS: What happened was just unfortunate and the thought of it is traumatic enough for any sane human.

A baby carrier costs less than $30. That would have save that baby's life !

Poverty, what a CURSE you are?
Why would someone's wife and a newborn be flying okada? Hurts badly....

xpac01:
Its very unfortunate. But we don't have to start flinging blames at the poor mother. Poo happens you know.

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My dear, serious poo dey really shele.

It's a combination of many things: ignorance, lack of public awareness, poverty, carelessness, poor transport network due to government failure.

Don't you see how nursing mothers and pregnant women jump into molue in Lagos?

If that mother could travel inside an affordable, spacious aircon bus or light railway, would she need to struggle strapping that little angel to her back?

Of course not.
In saner climes, should an oil city like Warri not boast excellent transport facility?

There's enough blame to go round.

chucky234:
GBAGAUN classic.
English in trouble....

Lol
help me out... If you can...

aikluck007:
Damn! That's just tragic... Probabaly an inexperienced mum or just anoda drunk warri woman.. The way those people consume ogogoro ehn! RIP little baby

RIP little baby. So tragic!

But @aikluck007, your post sound drunk. Stop taking the ogogoro you are accusing warri people of.

One of the taboos of our land, rest in peace little angel.

Give it to Lagos State that has banned kids, multiple persons and pregnant women from taking bikes.

Not 100% compliance I agree but we'll get there.

we are very aversed to change. i Recently witnessed a debate between my sis and mother. Must we hold on to "African" ways of doing things regardless of the backwardness and dangers?.
Carrying a baby on your back aint safe. so many dangers.
*someone could slip something into your baby's mouth.
*your baby could grab dangerous little objects in a crowded place.
*Your baby's head could be hanging in an awkward and dangerous position.
*i know life is hard in Naija and chaotic for most people who are not mobile.....but if u must take okada(which is unavoidable considering the unorganized transport system), make sure you use a baby carrier.
im not even a father yet, but common sense na hin dey important pass

jesus!!! Thats so sad nobody deserves to die like that, may the soul of the baby rest in peace.

tempem:
My God!
My God!
That was how I saw a woman few days back, on the bike with her kids behind her, I was like, if she fall off now, her ancestors Don enter am.. ppl will remember that she fought someone last week and all sort... There are some things we can just avert.
why don't we keep holing on to precautionary motives?
It's a sad news, though.. But she has learnt her lesson in a hard way.
God, keep helping us to put cautions as our watchword.

so... This woman cudnt ask d okada man 2 stp so dat she can dress d baby vry well, Chaii careless mother. R.I.P innocent baby

englishmart:
hope the mom is somewhere at kirikiri receiving VIP treatment?

The fact that this tragedy happened to her does not mean she loved her baby anyless....Most people of our generation were carried the same way.....