what happen to her ZIP? was she ra***ed?

VickyRotex:
God!!!!! Please take down the image.

This scene reminds me of 2011. Lokoja-Abuja Road. How can I forget that day?

Wetin happen for there sister? share your experience. Thanks.

GrandFinale2017:
na wah o. Dirty minds everywhere

hw did u feel quoting me

sod09:
this look like an accident
rip to the dead

This are accident victims. Dont mind those bloggers.

cyborg123:


The little disclaimer under the Nairaland homepage is probably what is saving Seun a lot of litigation.

Not that. The drum is beating very loud, it will soon tear.
Although every nairalander is responsible for his/her post, Seun is responsible for pushing them to fp or not closing the thread. When the drum tears, that disclaimer won't help.

Is a cos to give out testimony the devil is liar

SalamRushdie:
Never before has Nigeria been this insecure in our history , thanks to the Buhari led govt

You mean accident never happen anywhere in this country before Buhari assumed office?

SalamRushdie:
Never before has Nigeria been this insecure in our history , thanks to the Buhari led govt

So insecure yet Evans & his gangs & countless others were arrested in this regime. Use your brain without hatred.

These pics woulda made more sense if only that girl zipper was much lower

why do they have to kill their victim their end is near ... but madam u still have time to pose in front of camera... nawa ooo

Accident

May they be rounded up soon. The life they took will hunt them down

broseme:
According to the story shared yesterday by a Facebook user,a young lady named Gabriella from Rivers state took to social media to thank God for sparing her life after an attack by armed robbers.She wrote....


"Pls my good friends join me and tank God for saving my life dis morning ,arm-rubbers attacked us at by-pass all praise be giving to Him alone"


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/06/young-lady-gives-thanks-to-god-for.html

VickyRotex:
God!!!!! Please take down the image.

This scene reminds me of 2011. Lokoja-Abuja Road. How can I forget that day?

Can you recount/narrate your experience on that fateful day?

Iamwrath:
It's almost like the armed robbers fried the Girl's ponmo


Whereever they are , i hope they never find peace

I swear bros,dem go don crush that vjay for bush.

lucky lady.

To that Cowksucker who suggested I relocate back to Nigeria, i hope you die in your sleep tonight, way after being released by kidnappers God will send to you.

sharpwriter:

Wetin happen for there sister? share your experience. Thanks.

hedonistic:

Can you recount/narrate your experience on that fateful day?

Not pleasant to spend time recounting. However, It was same as the pictures up there. We were robbed on the road, (Multiple vehicles) just 2 minutes after police check point (Along Abaji). People were killed. I dont know how I dived into the bush, to take cover from the gunfire, but I found myself in the bush. And Our NPF showed up 30 minutes later,when the robbers were done stealing our belongings. (The same NPF that were 2 minutes away)
I lost Faith in NPF that day. I hated them for the blood of the people spilled. However, I regained Faith in them, cos some of their good deeds has covered their multitude of sins.

It was a traumatic experience, took time to heal.
So to people judging the lady's English, I'll say, you honestly cant imagine what she's been through.

Most insecure government ..,.

VickyRotex:




Not pleasant to spend time recounting. However, It was same as the pictures up there. We were robbed on the road, (Multiple vehicles) just 2 minutes after police check point (Along Abaji). People were killed. I dont know how I dived into the bush, to take cover from the gunfire, but I found myself in the bush. And Our NPF showed up 30 minutes later,when the robbers were done stealing our belongings. (The same NPF that were 2 minutes away)
I lost Faith in NPF that day. I hated them for the blood of the people spilled. However, I regained Faith in them, cos some of their good deeds has covered their multitude of sins.

It was a traumatic experience, took time to heal.
So to people judging the lady's English, I'll say, you honestly cant imagine what she's been through.

Oh well Vicky. Thank God for your life.

I had a similar experience very recently, at the same location as yours, but merely escaped by God's special grace... just last month. I recounted the experience here last week. Here are excerpts:

I was in a commuter bus heading to Abuja, and after Lokoja - somewhere before or around Abaji - while I was busy replying an email on my phone, I was jolted back to my surroundings by a sudden, collective, desperate cry by my fellow passengers: 'ndia bu ndi ori, ndi ori o; driver move o move o, ndi ori ndi ori o'. I looked up to behold Fulani-looking gunmen on the road, in front of our bus. Like the OP described, one of the brigands was right in the centre of the road, with his brute finger poised on the trigger of what looked like the 'industry standard' AK-47. Two others flanked him to the left and right.

To make matters seemingly worse. Our driver was a complete novice to these kinds of experiences. Rather than damn all consequences and force his way though (like in the OP's case), the idiot panicked and stamped his foot on the brake, fidgeting and waiting, as the brigands advanced menacingly towards us. At that point I had resigned myself to fate.

However, as the good Lord God of Heaven would have it, believe it or not, at that very moment, an oncoming private bus with a police escort in the front seat emerged from nowhere. The escort, on sensing what was happening, released a flurry of gun shots which forced the brigands to scamper in all directions while the bus with the policeman zoomed off. At that point, we all shouted at the transfixed and confused driver of our bus to follow suit. Only then did the idiot pedal down and escape from the scene.

I have no idea what qualified us to benefit from that kind of spectacular coincidence... An oncoming bus with an armed security operative happening upon us at the very moment of our need, in the middle of nowhere.....

broseme:
According to the story shared yesterday by a Facebook user,a young lady named Gabriella from Rivers state took to social media to thank God for sparing her life after an attack by armed robbers.She wrote....


"Pls my good friends join me and tank God for saving my life dis morning ,arm-rubbers attacked us at by-pass all praise be giving to Him alone"


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/06/young-lady-gives-thanks-to-god-for.html

Is she thanking God for allowing the rest to die while sparing only her.

That God must be Barbaric.

She even forget to Zip-up properly


Wow! Congrat Ella, don't forget to take PEP God has been wonderful to you.

marooh:

Are you talking to that dead man? U mean u can revive him?
Broa why na..

lol,,,savage!!!

Mekanus:
These pics woulda made more sense if only that girl zipper was much lower

Hehehehe,,,,vaseline crew!!!

and one mumu pastor will start praying for thief and set him free.is it not somebody father lie in his own pool of blood?

All i know is that the level of insecurity in this country has gone up tremendously . When did we get to this crazy stage? Lord have mercy on us.

VickyRotex:




Not pleasant to spend time recounting. However, It was same as the pictures up there. We were robbed on the road, (Multiple vehicles) just 2 minutes after police check point (Along Abaji). People were killed. I dont know how I dived into the bush, to take cover from the gunfire, but I found myself in the bush. And Our NPF showed up 30 minutes later,when the robbers were done stealing our belongings. (The same NPF that were 2 minutes away)
I lost Faith in NPF that day. I hated them for the blood of the people spilled. However, I regained Faith in them, cos some of their good deeds has covered their multitude of sins.

It was a traumatic experience, took time to heal.
So to people judging the lady's English, I'll say, you honestly cant imagine what she's been through.

Na wa o...may God continue to deliver us from evil.

hedonistic:


Oh well Vicky. Thank God for your life.

I had a similar experience very recently, at the same location as yours, but merely escaped by God's special grace... just last month. I recounted the experience here last week. Here are excerpts:

I was in a commuter bus heading to Abuja, and after Lokoja - somewhere before or around Abaji - while I was busy replying an email on my phone, I was jolted back to my surroundings by a sudden, collective, desperate cry by my fellow passengers: 'ndia bu ndi ori, ndi ori o; driver move o move o, ndi ori ndi ori o'. I looked up to behold Fulani-looking gunmen on the road, in front of our bus. Like the OP described, one of the brigands was right in the centre of the road, with his brute finger poised on the trigger of what looked like the 'industry standard' AK-47. Two others flanked him to the left and right.

To make matters seemingly worse. Our driver was a complete novice to these kinds of experiences. Rather than damn all consequences and force his way though (like in the OP's case), the idiot panicked and stamped his foot on the brake, fidgeting and waiting, as the brigands advanced menacingly towards us. At that point I had resigned myself to fate.

However, as the good Lord God of Heaven would have it, believe it or not, at that very moment, an oncoming private bus with a police escort in the front seat emerged from nowhere. The escort, on sensing what was happening, released a flurry of gun shots which forced the brigands to scamper in all directions while the bus with the policeman zoomed off. At that point, we all shouted at the transfixed and confused driver of our bus to follow suit. Only then did the idiot pedal down and escape from the scene.

I have no idea what qualified us to benefit from that kind of spectacular coincidence... An oncoming bus with an armed security operative happening upon us at the very moment of our need, in the middle of nowhere.....

OMG!!!! Wooow! What a great testimony! I believe it. With God All things are possible. Indeed God made a way! I rejoice with you!

Guess I should recount mine too.
It was a similar experience too, cos I could remember reading the newspaper about Sam Loco's death, and the next thing I heard from fellow passengers was "We don enter their hand o" Raising my head to see 3 men masked in front of a van, while the others were on the other lane. On the contrary, our own driver was actually speeding off to escape, until they shot at the tyre and it busted, and everyone had to run out of the car while they kept shooting at us, and also at other vehicles to stop.
But the sad thing is, I'm surprised this still goes on for over 6 years now. Wow. Cos just as you mentioned, they were likely Fulanis. Also, while they were running when the NPF came, they even referred to themselves as "Sergeants" They were like "Sergeant, Police zo" and ran into the bush. In-fact the guy who took my laptop and belongings, passed beside me in the bush, and I was so scared he could shoot me, if he had seen me.

Oh My! Recounting this, kinda brings tears to my eyes. Seems so fresh. But things like this, makes me remember how far God has brought, spared and sustained me. I am indeed grateful!

sharpwriter:

Na wa o...may God continue to deliver us from evil.

Amen Bro/Sis! Thank you!

Randy91:



hw did u feel quoting me

I feel so silly quoting your senseless comment