Omoh........bad news every where

BRIMBRAM:
Why has nobody called it a sh!thole country because of this sad event.

really but their not Cockroach unlike here where citizen know the benefits of the good but their doing the bad, kindly know that no bad citizen can build great nation

Enddy50ty:
The fire 🔥 will be eventually put off by the firefighters and the casualties will be very low, little or non.
That’s the western world for you compared to what we have here. Firefighters will get to the scene of the fire only to discover that there’s no water in their tanks, then they’ll start asking what caused the fire..??

Have you not seen incident that were unable to salvaged in your "heavenly almighty" west? In June of 2017, a high-rise fire broke out in the 24-storey Grenfell Tower in North Kensington, West London, the fire burned for 60 hours. About 72 people died, and 70 more severely burnt.

And it is not about fire fighters getting to the scene - what are the fire prevention- or fire fighting plan we include in house building, design, survey in Nigeria? How many people will provide sprayer, fire alarms, fire hydrant, fire escape routes and fire drills in Nigeria. How many organizations employ Safety officer with Fire fighting certification? Even the most revered estates in Nigeria have no such plans in place. In the Western nation that you kost revered, hydrants are provided, and restrictions around the hydrants are made in case there is eventuality. Fire trucks route and point are created, communicated, assembly point, everyone in the building are aware of what to do in case there is fire, exit point. We want change, but are we ready to pay the price of change? the change we seek is very expensive. It will drive cost up, all we do is cut corners, use substandard materials, yet charge exorbitantly. When there is fire incident, you will see vehicles and people obstructing fire trucks etc. It is not always about the government, we the people are worst off.

Too much bad news all around the world

Sebastine1994:
My God is in control, I would not murmur, I would not complain,

What if it had happened in Nigeria?

TakeNigeriaBack:


Ibos: Lazy New Zealandes burning down Ibo business.

You need both brain and cane. So if you don't go tribal your day won't end well. Dolt.

djseanjohn77:


Have you not seen incident that were unable to salvaged in your "heavenly almighty" west? In June of 2017, a high-rise fire broke out in the 24-storey Grenfell Tower in North Kensington, West London, the fire burned for 60 hours. About 72 people died, and 70 more severely burnt.

And it is not about fire fighters getting to the scene - what are the fire prevention- or fire fighting plan we include in house building, design, survey in Nigeria? How many people will provide sprayer, fire alarms, fire hydrant, fire escape routes and fire drills in Nigeria. How many organizations employ Safety officer with Fire fighting certification? Even the most revered estates in Nigeria have no such plans in place. In the Western nation that you kost revered, hydrants are provided, and restrictions around the hydrants are made in case there is eventuality. Fire trucks route and point are created, communicated, assembly point, everyone in the building are aware of what to do in case there is fire, exit point. We want change, but are we ready to pay the price of change? the change we seek is very expensive. It will drive cost up, all we do is cut corners, use substandard materials, yet charge exorbitantly. When there is fire incident, you will see vehicles and people obstructing fire trucks etc. It is not always about the government, we the people are worst off.

My estate has hydrants at the estate house and each house must have hydrants accessible at anytime. We also have security personnel inside the estate trained to carry out emergency helps at any given point in the estate. My office demonstrates fire drills periodically unannounced, we are ISO 2013 (or so certified) with BC (Business continuity certification). My point is, some people are aware and conscious. They take requisite steps to manage risks. Nigeria and Nigerians shouldn't be talked down on at every opportunity.

Yes brother new Zealand is very very far with alot of Sea and ocean water it's far from Africa and even north America is closer to US than new Zealand but I still love the country

GeneralPula:
New Zealand..

One of the best country on earth..

But it’s almost at the other side of the world! It’s very far..

Chetas81:
really but their not Cockroach unlike here where citizen know the benefits of the good but their doing the bad, kindly know that no bad citizen can build great nation

Thank you. Alot of reorientation needs to be done.

Na today you just dey know...

Chetas81:
Copy and paste story just to generate traffic

AImiron:
Wellington around Abule Egba

Not Abule Egba, na Abule Urhobo

ewa20buredi100:
Please what is the meaning of IDAN?

The IDAN thing is everywhere

It means MAGIC in Yoruba language.

RIP to the demise

rip to the dead

Imagine if this was in Nigeria. Our fire service officials probably would not have their line on at that time.
And I believe they would have needed to start looking for water.

It is well!

GeneralPula:
New Zealand..

One of the best country on earth..

But it’s almost at the other side of the world! It’s very far..

One of the Best countries, becos it is populated and ruled by whites.

hardbody:


My estate has hydrants at the estate house and each house must have hydrants accessible at anytime. We also have security personnel inside the estate trained to carry out emergency helps at any given point in the estate. My office demonstrates fire drills periodically unannounced, we are ISO 2013 (or so certified) with BC (Business continuity certification). My point is, some people are aware and conscious. They take requisite steps to manage risks. Nigeria and Nigerians shouldn't be talked down on at every opportunity.

Is your estate, Nigeria government?

Would your estate fire service be available to the public?

djseanjohn77:


Have you not seen incident that were unable to salvaged in your "heavenly almighty" west? In June of 2017, a high-rise fire broke out in the 24-storey Grenfell Tower in North Kensington, West London, the fire burned for 60 hours. About 72 people died, and 70 more severely burnt.

And it is not about fire fighters getting to the scene - what are the fire prevention- or fire fighting plan we include in house building, design, survey in Nigeria? How many people will provide sprayer, fire alarms, fire hydrant, fire escape routes and fire drills in Nigeria. How many organizations employ Safety officer with Fire fighting certification? Even the most revered estates in Nigeria have no such plans in place. In the Western nation that you kost revered, hydrants are provided, and restrictions around the hydrants are made in case there is eventuality. Fire trucks route and point are created, communicated, assembly point, everyone in the building are aware of what to do in case there is fire, exit point. We want change, but are we ready to pay the price of change? the change we seek is very expensive. It will drive cost up, all we do is cut corners, use substandard materials, yet charge exorbitantly. When there is fire incident, you will see vehicles and people obstructing fire trucks etc. It is not always about the government, we the people are worst off.

You answered ur own questions and still contradict yourself.

BRIMBRAM:
Why has nobody called it a sh!thole country because of this sad event.

Is New Zealand a third world country?

New Zealand, a 1st world country that became great and successful not through oil and gas, or copper, tin or any mineral resources, but through dairy products and wool.

Sometime A certain gaint of Africa with all its oil and gas and mineral resources cannot achieve.

AImiron:
Wellington around Abule Egba

. Not only wellington at abule egba, kollinton at kola ni.

ewa20buredi100:
Please what is the meaning of IDAN?

The IDAN thing is everywhere

IDAN na nigga wey get money and doings.
A guy without doings and money is called IDANWO🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️

blueAgent:


Is your estate, Nigeria government?

Would your estate fire service be available to the public?

I spoke to your claim that no estate has/can put such facilities in place. I don't recall that you spoke about government making those provisions. We pay for these things because they are necessities. My office is in the business of risk management so putting those things in place is a no-brainer.

hardbody:


I spoke to your claim that no estate has/can put such facilities in place. I don't recall that you spoke about government making those provisions. We pay for these things because they are necessities. My office is in the business of risk management so putting those things in place is a no-brainer.

The argument was not about estates and private establishment, the argument was about our governments inability to have a reliable fore fighting service.

blueAgent:


The argument was not about estates and private establishment, the argument was about our governments inability to have a reliable fore fighting service.

Ok then!!! However see this: quoting straight from your comment



[b]And it is not about fire fighters getting to the scene - what are the fire prevention- or fire fighting plan we include in house building, design, survey in Nigeria? How many people will provide sprayer, fire alarms, fire hydrant, fire escape routes and fire drills in Nigeria. How many organizations employ Safety officer with Fire fighting certification? Even the most revered estates in Nigeria[/b]have no such plans in place. In the Western nation that you kost revered, hydrants are provided, and restrictions around the hydrants are made in case there is eventuality. Fire trucks route and point are created, communicated, assembly point, everyone in the building are aware of what to do in case there is fire, exit point. We want change, but are we ready to pay the price of change? the change we seek is very expensive. It will drive cost up, all we do is cut corners, use substandard materials, yet charge exorbitantly. When there is fire incident, you will see vehicles and people obstructing fire trucks etc. It is not always about the government, we the people are worst off.

hardbody:


Ok then!!! However see this: quoting straight from your comment



[b]And it is not about fire fighters getting to the scene - what are the fire prevention- or fire fighting plan we include in house building, design, survey in Nigeria? How many people will provide sprayer, fire alarms, fire hydrant, fire escape routes and fire drills in Nigeria. How many organizations employ Safety officer with Fire fighting certification? Even the most revered estates in Nigeria[/b]have no such plans in place. In the Western nation that you kost revered, hydrants are provided, and restrictions around the hydrants are made in case there is eventuality. Fire trucks route and point are created, communicated, assembly point, everyone in the building are aware of what to do in case there is fire, exit point. We want change, but are we ready to pay the price of change? the change we seek is very expensive. It will drive cost up, all we do is cut corners, use substandard materials, yet charge exorbitantly. When there is fire incident, you will see vehicles and people obstructing fire trucks etc. It is not always about the government, we the people are worst off.

The previous post.

hardbody:


My estate has hydrants at the estate house and each house must have hydrants accessible at anytime. We also have security personnel inside the estate trained to carry out emergency helps at any given point in the estate. My office demonstrates fire drills periodically unannounced, we are ISO 2013 (or so certified) with BC (Business continuity certification). My point is, some people are aware and conscious. They take requisite steps to manage risks. Nigeria and Nigerians shouldn't be talked down on at every opportunity.

That's my arguments
Nigeria is a failed shithole, your estate having fire prevention and control plan is not valid as a yard stick to cut Nigeria some slacks.

I bet you, your organisation and Estate fire prevention and control plan were adopted from Western plans,

When we are supposed to have ours that is adoptable to our system and peculiarities, be it legislation or plans designed and fully obeyed, if the country was working.

hardbody:


I spoke to your claim that no estate has/can put such facilities in place. I don't recall that you spoke about government making those provisions. We pay for these things because they are necessities. My office is in the business of risk management so putting those things in place is a no-brainer.

ponishah:

Must you reason with you anus, always?

I took after your papa, he always reason with his anus... that's why he failed to raise you well. If you can't find in humor in that, I'm not responsible for your misfortunes in life, direct your frustration to the appropriate channel make I no add join for you. Oloribu