Treasure17:

Nonsense talk.

May Peter obi pay you condolence visit

SatoshiX:

May Peter obi pay you condolence visit

Get a life.

seunmsg:
When will Tinubu be blamed for this?

Oh I forgot, most of the victims voted for Tinubu. This is a direct punishment for the way they voted at the last presidential election. Election have consequences so they say.

I wish I can meet u in person let know what ur daily life is like.. u seem hopeless when u speak

SatoshiX:



See them 😂🤡
Go and update his profile on Wikipedia az the President na.
Anu.... 😂

Ofcourse. Hug transformer ogbeni.

SatoshiX:
Chief mourner of the nation. 😂
Anywhere bad news dey, Obi must dey. 😆

Election is over nah .. how is Nigeria fairing now is the major concern

Treasure17:

Ofcourse. Hug transformer ogbeni.

Treasure17:

Get a life.

Pains is that you? Stil more 7 years ndo? 😂 😂 😂 😂

Always sad.

Exceed15:


Election is over nah .. how is Nigeria fairing now is the major concern

Nigeria is getting back on track for greatness.

Kaycee9242:
And one agbadorian was wailing on the other thread that Obi didn't make statement on this. What 30k cannot do does not exist

Most you play politics with every thing

RockHard:
PBAT should please create a special ministry of mourning affairs for Peter Obi. E go too fit am wella coz he has a talent for mourning and grieving.

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Looooooool.... Tinubu till 2098.... Yeye people

Funkyswagzz:


I wish I can meet u in person let know what ur daily life is like.. u seem hopeless when u speak

Why will any reasonable person want to meet someone who appear hopeless? Una no dey think before posting? Anyway, not being able to think sensibly is a major factor to qualify as an Obidient so I’m not surprised.

They cursed INEC chairman, this is happening.... Hmmm..

The Man with human sympety..!

Kaycee9242:
And one agbadorian was wailing on the other thread that Obi didn't make statement on this. What 30k cannot do does not exist

Minister of disaster and bad news has spoken at last.

Always rushing to cash in on disaster in other regions now he has to do it at home

Yes President o Alaba Market and Biafra not Nigeria

Malroux:
The president we voted for.

DamnnNiggarr:


It was really a very gory sight to behold.
The incidence occured at exactly 08:45 PM, yesterday, and I was just passing by.

The one that wrecked my heart completely was the cry of a man that was trapped, crying for help, but the building's deadload was just too much for our punny strength to overcome.

I couldn't stand the sight and cries of those trapped as I immediately left the scene, I didn't know what later happened to them.

For the safety of the general public,
it's about time the government swung into action to address building collapses in Nigeria, which requires a comprehensive approach that involves multiple stakeholders, just like my Boss pointed out above. The government must, especially number 7, enforce strict compliance to these possible solutions below, viz.

1. Implement strict building codes and regulations to ensure that construction projects adhere to safety standards. Regular inspections and monitoring are crucial in this regard.

2. Improve oversight of construction projects by requiring licensed professionals such as Quantity Surveyors, Architects and Engineers to be involved in the cost management, design and supervision of buildings.

3. Educate the public about the importance of building safety and the dangers of cutting corners during construction. Empower citizens to report substandard construction practices.

4. Enhance the capacity of regulatory bodies and local authorities to enforce building regulations effectively. This may involve training programs, resource allocation, and technology adoption.

5. Provide technical support to builders and developers to ensure they have the knowledge and resources to construct safe buildings.

6. Develop and implement emergency response plans to swiftly respond to building collapses, including search and rescue operations.

7. Hold accountable those responsible for negligence or violation of building regulations to deter future incidents.

8. Foster collaboration among government agencies, construction industry stakeholders, academia, and the community to collectively work towards ensuring building safety.

If your number 7 point should be strictly enforced, you will realize that, the same people you trying to protect will come from your head.

We don’t like law, order and truth in Nigeria.

seunmsg:
When will Tinubu be blamed for this?

Oh I forgot, most of the victims voted for Tinubu. This is a direct punishment for the way they voted at the last presidential election. Election have consequences so they say.

Kadoso Mutairu aka seunmsg!😆😆😆😆😆😆😆🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪

SatoshiX:

May Peter obi pay you condolence visit

Which kin wahala be this bayii.

Ttalk:
Just look at the way he deliberately omits the state from the government to confuse obidients and blame the federal government when it is the state's responsibility to enact laws on building control and monitoring.

Obi should simply admit there was no state law during and after his tenure to oversee building control and specifications,

EXACTLY.

HE THINKS HE IS SMART, BUT WE SAW RIGHT THROUGH THAT.

SatoshiX:

Nigeria is getting back on track for greatness.

Looooooool... Tinubu till 2098.

seunmsg:


Why will any reasonable person want to meet someone who appear hopeless? Una no dey think before posting? Anyway, not being able to think sensibly is a major factor to qualify as an Obidient so I’m not surprised.

Obviously to help you have a better life maybe this is the only way you get little happiness. What benefit is it to you when you attack someone who is not handling the affairs of this country. You should channel your energy on something positive cos what you doing now is absolutely pointless. You speak ill about everyone buh ur president has destroyed the country with his try and error policy. So tell me mr hopeful when will the economy regain its strength. When will you and your people stop complaining of hunger. You see it's one thing to have power but it's another thing to make proper use of it. Use this energy to tackle ur president to make a better decision than waste it on Peter obi cos he will never correct the wrong decisions ur president is making. Ignorance is a disease

We want u visit them as u dey do for other states and then to all of una wey mock ekiti and oyo people for voting bat say na why evil dey happen.. hope dis na ur own good time

Kaycee9242:
And one agbadorian was wailing on the other thread that Obi didn't make statement on this. What 30k cannot do does not exist

Obi should go and pay condolences.

Minister of Sad News and Condolences.

DamnnNiggarr:


It was really a very gory sight to behold.
The incidence occured at exactly 08:45 PM, yesterday, and I was just passing by.

The one that wrecked my heart completely was the cry of a man that was trapped, crying for help, but the building's deadload was just too much for our punny strength to overcome.

I couldn't stand the sight and cries of those trapped as I immediately left the scene, I didn't know what later happened to them.

For the safety of the general public,
it's about time the government swung into action to address building collapses in Nigeria, which requires a comprehensive approach that involves multiple stakeholders, just like my Boss pointed out above. The government must, especially number 7, enforce strict compliance to these possible solutions below, viz.

1. Implement strict building codes and regulations to ensure that construction projects adhere to safety standards. Regular inspections and monitoring are crucial in this regard.

2. Improve oversight of construction projects by requiring licensed professionals such as Quantity Surveyors, Architects and Engineers to be involved in the cost management, design and supervision of buildings.

3. Educate the public about the importance of building safety and the dangers of cutting corners during construction. Empower citizens to report substandard construction practices.

4. Enhance the capacity of regulatory bodies and local authorities to enforce building regulations effectively. This may involve training programs, resource allocation, and technology adoption.

5. Provide technical support to builders and developers to ensure they have the knowledge and resources to construct safe buildings.

6. Develop and implement emergency response plans to swiftly respond to building collapses, including search and rescue operations.

7. Hold accountable those responsible for negligence or violation of building regulations to deter future incidents.

8. Foster collaboration among government agencies, construction industry stakeholders, academia, and the community to collectively work towards ensuring building safety.

The ones they did in Lagos u and ur boss said the target was Igbos

DamnnNiggarr:


It was really a very gory sight to behold.
The incidence occured at exactly 08:45 PM, yesterday, and I was just passing by.

The one that wrecked my heart completely was the cry of a man that was trapped, crying for help, but the building's deadload was just too much for our punny strength to overcome.

I couldn't stand the sight and cries of those trapped as I immediately left the scene, I didn't know what later happened to them.

For the safety of the general public,
it's about time the government swung into action to address building collapses in Nigeria, which requires a comprehensive approach that involves multiple stakeholders, just like my Boss pointed out above. The government must, especially number 7, enforce strict compliance to these possible solutions below, viz.

1. Implement strict building codes and regulations to ensure that construction projects adhere to safety standards. Regular inspections and monitoring are crucial in this regard.

2. Improve oversight of construction projects by requiring licensed professionals such as Quantity Surveyors, Architects and Engineers to be involved in the cost management, design and supervision of buildings.

3. Educate the public about the importance of building safety and the dangers of cutting corners during construction. Empower citizens to report substandard construction practices.

4. Enhance the capacity of regulatory bodies and local authorities to enforce building regulations effectively. This may involve training programs, resource allocation, and technology adoption.

5. Provide technical support to builders and developers to ensure they have the knowledge and resources to construct safe buildings.

6. Develop and implement emergency response plans to swiftly respond to building collapses, including search and rescue operations.

7. Hold accountable those responsible for negligence or violation of building regulations to deter future incidents.

8. Foster collaboration among government agencies, construction industry stakeholders, academia, and the community to collectively work towards ensuring building safety.

u go school my broda and u must be an environmentalist

Malroux:
The president we voted for.

At Nsukka.

SatoshiX:
What does black dress signify again? Sadness, sorrow, bad news, bad luck, etc.
May Peter Obi not visits us in Jesus name. 😂 😂 😂 😂

Amen 🙏

Ayo25:
2085------ Peter Obi for President

3085 you mean?

A true leader