Bifwoli:
When Buhari says "change" he actually meant derail Nigeria .

And those train systems are rotten just like Buhari's administration.

demmy0325:
Op.. U shud av known our railway system in this country is bad... So why travel thru that means.. ....


I thought it would be much improved now




..and I jst pity that dude.. Four fingers lost just like that... He must b regretting he responded to the emergency call nw...... Smh..

Tapout:
hmm..too bad.



meanwhile where are the crushed fingers??

Bifwoli:
When Buhari says "change" he actually meant derail Nigeria .

And those train systems are rotten just like Buhari's administration.

Kx:
Did they not say he transformed the railway sector?

Op, next don't wait to be told that even on a bicycle, you d arrive your destination far quicker than those transformed bars of steel he chose to call transformation trains.

Tapout:
hmm..too bad.



meanwhile where are the crushed fingers??

laidesmen217:

I woke up as early as 5am this morning in order to catch the train by 7am. On reaching the Enugu train station, we waited for the train till some minutes past 8am before it arrived from Kafanchan where it started it's journey. We boarded the train and left for port Harcourt meanwhile I was going to Aba.

The Locomotive train first stopped at Agabani sub-station to pick four(4) passengers and left immediately but before we could know what is happening, two(2) coaches from the train DERAILED(moved off tracks) and that was when I know say yawa don gas!

They had to call Engineers from Enugu station who came after about 40mins with their Jacks to pull the coaches back to track. We thought it's something that will take just like an hour but up till 3:42pm, it was not yet fixed.

It was a horrible experience today cos one of the Engineers lost four of his fingers today when the jack use in lifting the coaches mistakenly slipped off and the heavy duty coach landed on the guys fingers.... it took up to 5mins before the could pull it up but by then, the guys fingers were gone cos it flattened and crushed the bones. when I saw what happened, I simply carried my bag and left the train. I pray the guy gets well soon and government should look into his case.

I have to forfeit my money and go back to Enugu with bus.

Please government should know how best to improve the train situation in Nigeria cos with what I saw today, we still have a long way to go.

ronald4lif:
Mere looking at the train, I'd never board it. It looks too old and dilapidated.

sonofananimal:



THAT YOUR MOUTH LOOK LIKE PERSON WERE DON CHOP DOG MEAT TIRE


BUT MEN, TRY DEY PHOTOGENIC NA

ronald4lif:
Mere looking at the train, I'd never board it. It looks too old and dilapidated.

laidesmen217:

I woke up as early as 5am this morning in order to catch the train by 7am. On reaching the Enugu train station, we waited for the train till some minutes past 8am before it arrived from Kafanchan where it started it's journey. We boarded the train and left for port Harcourt meanwhile I was going to Aba.

The Locomotive train first stopped at Agabani sub-station to pick four(4) passengers and left immediately but before we could know what is happening, two(2) coaches from the train DERAILED(moved off tracks) and that was when I know say yawa don gas!

They had to call Engineers from Enugu station who came after about 40mins with their Jacks to pull the coaches back to track. We thought it's something that will take just like an hour but up till 3:42pm, it was not yet fixed.

It was a horrible experience today cos one of the Engineers lost four of his fingers today when the jack use in lifting the coaches mistakenly slipped off and the heavy duty coach landed on the guys fingers.... it took up to 5mins before the could pull it up but by then, the guys fingers were gone cos it flattened and crushed the bones. when I saw what happened, I simply carried my bag and left the train. I pray the guy gets well soon and government should look into his case.

I have to forfeit my money and go back to Enugu with bus.

Please government should know how best to improve the train situation in Nigeria cos with what I saw today, we still have a long way to go.

wristwatch:


u don start again abi!