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Hmm... safety first.

RIP to the dead...

ehya!!!

na electricity sha kill person wey discover am..
If you check now, maybe na bare hands the guy go use touch live wire or torn glooves..
Anywaiz R.I.P to the dead.

The victim has been confirmed to be a third party (contractor) who did not follow laid down safety guidelines in executing the task. He was expected to have taken a permit to work on that line which would have led to the line being de-energized (isolated)- free of current flow) before commencement of task.

This would have made it safe for him to work without sustaining any accident.

Instead,he circumvented that safety procedure by going ahead to work without being granted the permit. This is the root cause of the incident.

......and he died on the job!

Work goes on!

Meanwhile, RIP to d man

Jst one of d reasons dey'v taggd me 2 b 2 strict wenevr am on seat. U don't mess wit me; no proper&due process: No work on any pole within d network whether dead or alive. Dis crude fellows no dey fear death sha

When som1 tell u go and hug transformer during Gej regime u may not regard him as ur enemy but for now whosoever tell u that is ur number1 enemy.
May God give family of the decease courage to bear the loss

when we need light light no go come. now person go climb pole light go just ball in chaiii.
RIP bro

hmmmm,cant you guys see that he has his protective gloves on? For crying out loud that is a high tension and I think the power outage wasn't done.Its pathetic, may his soul rest

:oRIP to d dead o! is either 11kva or 33kva involved.

Sad Smile

Deltagiant:
This is the consequence of not following the laid down safety procedures of an occupation. Nigerian technicians, craftsmen and artisans are the most careless set of workers i have ever seen. Brazen stupidity shouldn't be termed 'village witches'.

My condolences to his loved ones.

Were you there??Mr "I Too know"!!!!

olokfor:
An official of the Ikeja Distribution Company (IKDC) was found on a electric police after been electrocuted today. According to a reader of www.metronaija.com, she said the PHCN official was noticed when he was not moving after about 15 minutes.

The electric pole is just right in front of the police college in Ikeja,Lagos. Policemen came to the rescue and he was moved to a nearby hospital before he was confirmed dead.



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http://www.metronaija.com/2015/09/photos-phcn-official-electrocuted-on.html

I can't see gloves on his hands.

azzima:
Were you there??Mr "I Too know"!!!!

Yet, with your glaring sordid situation, you guys have not been able to show the world you're capable of "knowing" anything at all.

Well, I'm not surprised...The typical Nigerian...

Maximus85:


I can't see gloves on his hands.

That is them...yet some cave men would have something to say in defence of it.