I'm not kidding here I almost died that way when I was a kid.

I went to fetch water from our blur long drum then then I slipped into the drum that was half filled upside-down

I was in the brink of drowning when a passer-by helped rescue me


I don't believe its murder. Its an accident

Or it is hide and seek gone wrong.

All over the world children die playing hide and seek esp when they enter abandoned fridge or freezer. Apparently these are impossible to open from inside

Your housemaid Will help police alot to unravel mystery surround his death

oladipuposadeeq:
a chicken to a boy of 11 years not even a toddler haba that don't just follow at all even if it's a 5 year old child, his or her first instinct will be to try to get out of the drum as for me I suspect foul play

It can be murder...can be an accident.

That's my point

TheChameleon:
RIP poor boy. It is really sad.

Some are already speculating murder... it might not be. It might have been an accident.

Reminds me of a day I heard a noise in a water drum. I opened it and I can't ever forget what I saw.

A chicken whether out of thirst or curiosity had fallen inside. Its eyes were blank and it was almost mad from struggling to keep its head above water and not drown. It's likely it hadn't slept nor ate for God knows how many days. The instinct to survive just kept it going. It had hypothermia with most of its feather gone. If I hadn't opened the drum that very second, it might have given up at any point.

Very few humans except very strong and excellent swimmers wouldn't drown almost immediately. The question is...

Was the water drum secure? It could have been a murder and it also could have been an accident. The evidence is inconclusive but some don't have the IQ to understand that.

How tall is an eleven years old boy and how tall is a water drum.
Start from there

GorillaApp:

How tall is an eleven years old boy and how tall is a water drum.
Start from there

You go there and check. That's the point.

TheChameleon:
RIP poor boy. It is really sad.

Some are already speculating murder... it might not be. It might have been an accident.

Reminds me of a day I heard a noise in a water drum. I opened it and I can't ever forget what I saw.

A chicken whether out of thirst or curiosity had fallen inside. Its eyes were blank and it was almost mad from struggling to keep its head above water and not drown. It's likely it hadn't slept nor ate for God knows how many days. The instinct to survive just kept it going. It had hypothermia with most of its feather gone. If I hadn't opened the drum that very second, it might have given up at any point.

Very few humans except very strong and excellent swimmers wouldn't drown almost immediately. The question is...

Was the water drum secure? It could have been a murder and it also could have been an accident. The evidence is inconclusive but some don't have the IQ to understand that.

The boy got missing on Thursday, meaning he died on thursday, but the mum said she took water from there on Friday and he wasn't there. Does it mean the boy disappeared and then jumped inside after Friday, according to your line of argument?

Do you know how a dead body smells and no one noticed for days in drum that they use. ?

The question is God why? Can you prevent this and didn't?

Chai! Heartbroken woman.

TheChameleon:
RIP poor boy. It is really sad.

Some are already speculating murder... it might not be. It might have been an accident.

Reminds me of a day I heard a noise in a water drum. I opened it and I can't ever forget what I saw.

A chicken whether out of thirst or curiosity had fallen inside. Its eyes were blank and it was almost mad from struggling to keep its head above water and not drown. It's likely it hadn't slept nor ate for God knows how many days. The instinct to survive just kept it going. It had hypothermia with most of its feather gone. If I hadn't opened the drum that very second, it might have given up at any point.

Very few humans except very strong and excellent swimmers wouldn't drown almost immediately. The question is...

Was the water drum secure? It could have been a murder and it also could have been an accident. The evidence is inconclusive but some don't have the IQ to understand that.

I have always known that Tinuboo supporters are some of the dullest people on earth. The woman said she collected water from the same drum to wash her face on Friday but the boy went missing on Thursday. Would the boy have drowned inside a mere drum?

Tinuboo supporters are really dullards.

DaddyCoool:


You are comparing a chicken to an 11-year-old boy?

not even that, even a chicken could announce its presence in the drum and an 11 years old boy couldn't.

SpaceAngel:



The boy got missing on Thursday, meaning he died on thursday, but the mum said she took water from there on Friday and he wasn't there. Does it mean the boy disappeared and then jumped inside after Friday, according to your line of argument?

Do you know how a dead body smells and no one noticed for days in drum that they use. ?

Google Elisa Lam. Guests actually used the water for 19 days. It happened also in Kwara State when a mad man died in a water reservoir.

Try to just reason... a little.

Tboy222:
He was obviously killed, a boy drowning in a drum when he isn't a baby.

Exactly as I thought

His Struggle would have definitely pushed
the drum and water over to the ground

They should have a trustworthy autopsy

DaddyCoool:


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He is comparing it to a vulture.
He must be one of the employees of Denmanna.

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TheChameleon:


Google Elisa Lam. Guests actually used the water for 19 days. It happened also in Kwara State when a mad man died in a water reservoir.

Try to just reason... a little.

Chief just take your L and move on, anyone can be wrong.. you have a point but you missed your calculations..

Stop fighting everybody like a headless chicken.. maturity is knowing when to STOP!! Acknowledgment is the first step to redemption.

And for God sakes, stop mentioning “Elisa lam”… that’s a big ass tank that’s probably not less than 10,000 litres given it serves a hotel with guests… it’s completely incomparable to this situation my man

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I was at the compound yesterday, you failed to report also about the lil boy of 8yrs whose mum fries akara that said,he saw the people that killed the boy.


When he was asked to point the people he saw,he kept quiet then changed his narrative that he didn't see anything.


He's resting inside cell at police headquarters okpanam road,the compound which is a 3 story building is currently sealed with people trapped inside.

An autopsy will determine if he was dead before he was put in the drum or if he drowned.

If they find water in his lungs, then he was certainly alive when he entered or wasnput in the drum. However, if there is no water, then he was already deceased before being placed in there.

VeeVeeMyLuv:


Yea in the process of trying to get water from the drum he may have tumbled into the drum, head first with legs up. It cud even happen to an adult.

Just hear yourself!

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Jagermeister:

Jagermeister to his foolish father

Chief just take your L and move on, anyone can be wrong.. you have a point but you missed your calculations..

Stop fighting everybody like a headless chicken.. maturity is knowing when to STOP!! Acknowledgment is the first step to redemption.

And for God sakes, stop mentioning “Elisa lam”… that’s a big ass tank that’s probably not less than 10,000 litres given it serves a hotel with guests… it’s completely incomparable to this situation my man

You're very right . He's a fool

Neckpresser101:
I'm not kidding here I almost died that way when I was a kid.

I went to fetch water from our blur long drum then then I slipped into the drum that was half filled upside-down

I was in the brink of drowning when a passer-by helped rescue me


I don't believe its murder. Its an accident

You better leave the stupid detectives ranting about murder without even knowing the size of the drum.

Isn't yours a personal experience? My seat mate in JSS 3 died from a similar incident.

The inability to reason from different perspectives is why Africa is so backward.

Depending on how many litres is the water drum.
One in our house then can fit 150/200L of water, meaning a boy of even 13 years old child can drown inside if nobody is there immediately to bring him/her out.

Why do I have this feeling the maid knows about his death, to me she's the prime suspect. Probably they had an argument and that was it, my sister's maid has so much resentment for my nephew all because of argument on choice of television channel, I called my sister's attention to it and told her to watch out so the maid will not poison her son one day.

"Imagine the drum I collected water from to wash my face on Friday morning, was where they said they found my son. They killed him and sneaked him back inside the drum.

If I were the ipo,I will arrest all the occupant of the house, including the neighborhood.I will carry out autopsy to know the real cause of death.Even the mother will not be spare.Such investigation repair enough courage and smartness.May anyone that have hands in the death of this young boy never go unpunished.

OKOSISIBF:
"Imagine the drum I collected water from to wash my face on Friday morning, was where they said they found my son. They killed him and sneaked him back inside the drum.

very patactic.

TUTU147:
very patactic.

And she had no reason to lie about that

TheChameleon:
RIP poor boy. It is really sad.

Some are already speculating murder... it might not be. It might have been an accident.
Reminds me of a day I heard a noise in a water drum. I opened it and I can't ever forget what I saw.

A chicken whether out of thirst or curiosity had fallen inside. Its eyes were blank and it was almost mad from struggling to keep its head above water and not drown. It's likely it hadn't slept nor ate for God knows how many days. The instinct to survive just kept it going. It had hypothermia with most of its feather gone. If I hadn't opened the drum that very second, it might have given up at any point.

Very few humans except very strong and excellent swimmers wouldn't

Was the water drum secure? It could have been a murder and it also could have been an accident. The evidence is inconclusive but some don't have the IQ to understand that.

Didn't you read the part the mother said she collected water from the drum on Friday?