Really unfortunate. He was probably at the wrong place at the wrong time. May his soul rest in peace.

.....An innocent young lad... God preserve us from untimely death... Fell victim of dis two weeks ago, fortunately dere was no current across it... It's a sudden occurrence... My condolences to d boy's family

AreaFada2:
How sad, RIP boy.

I cannot see anyone giving CPR there.

For pikin wey don die already

THIS IS A CONSEQUENCE OF THE ELECTORATE NOT GIVING A DAMN. WHEN EVER IT IS ELECTION TIME, KEEP SELLING YOUR VOTES FOR NYLON OF RICE AND GALLON OF PALM OIL. I WONDER HOW WE EXPECT POLITHIEFICIANS TO HELP US, WHEN THEY ARE IN POLITICS FOR THEIR OWN PROFIT. NOW THIS POOR BOY HAS DIED DUE TO NEGLIGENCE OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES.

tragedy everywhere may God keep us alive ooooo RIP

I will 100% blame the nepa for that

May his soul rest in peace!

Emperor07:

U just murdered English

He's expressing himself de English dosn't matter
After all bubu no go school

hodusglobal:
We are lack of maintenance in this country. Our electricity poles including the cables are all expired ones. There are some areas that are still using the poles and cables mounted by the whites before the independence. Our governments are too bad

Emperor07:

U just murdered English

He's expressing himself de English dosn't matter
After all bubu no go school

wizzywisdom:
In Nigeria there is no light in our house's but there is light in the electric cable

em you so cute ok, iwe be no

olaniyisamuel:
.....An innocent young lad... God preserve us from untimely death... Fell victim of dis two weeks ago, fortunately dere was no current across it... It's a sudden occurrence... My condolences to d boy's family

oo ehya oo

Emperor07:

U just murdered English

Na you sabi, because English is your forefathers language abi

R.I.p boy

Poor connections

God punish devil!

rip to d boy sha, but honestly what was he doing der by himself, really his mother ought to be held responsibility what was she playing at

Sometimes, i wonder if hell is that much different from Nigeria. Am not saying that accidents don't happen, but too many accidents screams carelessness, planlessness, and irresponsibility.

I mean, i see nations at war, under extreme sanctions, or with few resources, and these nations still look clean and habitable compared to many parts of Nigeria.

So sad.
Daniel rest in peace.

hodusglobal:
We are lack of maintenance in this country. Our electricity poles including the cables are all expired ones. There are some areas that are still using the poles and cables mounted by the whites before the independence. Our governments are too bad

Oga, how can electric poles be expired?

NwaAmaikpe:


Na wa for some parents...


See the big boxers they wore the small boy...


Maybe that's why he couldn't run fast as the wires were snapping.

..Lwkmd.chairman na wa for u o.na big boxers u see for d whole mata...laff wan kill me here o.

[color=#990000][/color]He murdered and buried it. Lwkmd

Emperor07:

U just murdered English

MrMystrO:
And Who is to blame For This? Our Failed Government system Of course!! Die Buhari.

Rip to the Dead

you will rest before him,this is the result of ur brother gej.

NwaAmaikpe:


Na wa for some parents...


See the big boxers they wore the small boy...


Maybe that's why he couldn't run fast as the wires were snapping.

Must u say nonsense?

wizzywisdom:
In Nigeria there is no light in our house's but there is light in the electric cable

At times I wonder why

chuks34:

For pikin wey don die already

Whether you read the OP I doubt.

The child was rushed to hospital where he was confirmed dead it says.

Are you saying the lifeless body on the ground was after they brought him back from hospital or even at the hospital?

Common sense would tell me that after being confirmed dead, he would be taken to the police station (I see no policemen) or most likely to the mortuary.

Does it not seem likely that pic was immediately after the incident? If after the incident, who confirmed the child dead at that point to make CPR irrelevant? Is CPR not meant to possibly increase the chances of reviving the victim when the professionals eventually arrive or when the victim gets to them?

I write this epistle to make your mind work a bit. And because we have a country of very intelligent but poorly enlightened people who instead of learning, blissfully believe they know it all.

chuks34:

For pikin wey don die already

Whether you read the OP I doubt.

The child was rushed to hospital where he was confirmed dead it says.

Are you saying the lifeless body on the ground was after they brought him back from hospital or even at the hospital?

Common sense would tell me that after being confirmed dead, he would be taken to the police station (I see no policemen) or most likely to the mortuary.

Does it not seem likely that pic was immediately after the incident? If after the incident, who confirmed the child dead at that point to make CPR irrelevant? Is CPR not meant to possibly increase the chances of reviving the victim when the professionals eventually arrive or when the victim gets to them?

I write this epistle to make your mind work a bit. And because we have a country of very intelligent but poorly enlightened people who instead of learning, blissfully believe they know it all.

BUT most importantly, many like you would not do CPR in that situation, believing the child is dead without any professional confirmation. A bad mistake indeed.

Absolutely, but who will go after the company. What a Nation.

FunkyAlhaji2015:
Another promising life is lost. I have never seen private companies been ran so poorly the way these electricity distribution companies are being run. This is an avoidable death. The company should be held liable.

I wonder if it makes any crispy sense to call Nigeria a 3rd world, 5th world would be far better. My God, I weep for the masses - suffering and smiling.

AreaFada2:


Whether you read the OP I doubt.

The child was rushed to hospital where he was confirmed dead it says.

Are you saying the lifeless body on the ground was after they brought him back from hospital or even at the hospital?

Common sense would tell me that after being confirmed dead, he would be taken to the police station (I see no policemen) or most likely to the mortuary.

Does it not seem likely that pic was immediately after the incident? If after the incident, who confirmed the child dead at that point to make CPR irrelevant? Is CPR not meant to possibly increase the chances of reviving the victim when the professionals eventually arrive or when the victim gets to them?

I write this epistle to make your mind work a bit. And because we have a country of very intelligent but poorly enlightened people who instead of learning, blissfully believe they know it all.

Useless parents.

wot gud will ever come from #Benue state sef, the Oda day motor accident killing a man in Tarhembe, Fulani killings, electrocution tomorrow mit be......................................................

Nigerians need to learn how to give CPR. It just may save a life. Maybe his heart stopped and no one knew what to do to try restart it.