March 18, 2017, is a day Favour Elohor Gabriel, single mother of three children who died in Eku, Ethiope East local government area of Delta state can never forget in her life time. It was indeed a tragic day for her and a day no sane man could wish even an enemy to experience. If anybody had told or prophesied to Favour Elohor Gabriel, that her children would die that fateful day, she would have rebuked or worst still embark on a warfare with the person. The three children are pupils of Benders School, Eku. John Oluwadare, 16, was in JSS 3; Elizabeth Igben (9) kindergarten 3 and Blessed Igben (6). The fallen pupils, who were said to be lying at the corridor of a neighbour’s house, met their untimely death shortly after electricity was restored that evening at about 7:30 pm. An eye witness, who simply gave her name as Kevwe, told NAIJ.com that as soon as light was restored, there was a spark at an electric pole, which was connected to the neighbours’ burglary where the children were sleeping and they died on the spot. Available facts reveal that as soon as the electricity sparked, the fallen sparks dropped on the children, a development which led to the immediate death of the children.
http://www.naijagoldgist.com/2017/04/27/a-single-mother-lost-three-children-to-electric-sparks-in-delta-must-read/

RIP to those kids...





When e go better for naija now

Aw that's sad make dem dey maintain these things nau even if nepa no do am at least people that live there should pay the electrician(they pay to tamper with nepa line) to do it nau.
Naija people are fond of being negligent

Lord have mercy