Robinhood477:
what funny there please.

_{What is so funny about it?}...BTW is it your pun? you must be from Yaounde...

cedar3:
From the look of the gully, the flood didn't start eating away the road today, must have been quite some time for an erosion of dat magnitude to occur. But trust Africans, they must have praying and covering that road with the blood of Jesus to prevent it from collapsing instead of doing the needful. mtchew...

ghettowriter:
That's quite terrifying. I pray no life was lost. besides, Is this a natural disaster or the effect of bad road construction?

ghettowriter:
That's quite terrifying. I pray no life was lost. besides, Is this a natural disaster or the effect of bad road construction?

admax:
I don't know why Africans tend not to be proactive. That road must have been showing signs of distress before collapsing.

They were using cello-tapes to hold the roads together.

ghettowriter:
That's quite terrifying. I pray no life was lost. besides, Is this a natural disaster or the effect of bad road construction?

CoCoLav:
That is just a sink hole. Nothing extra-ordinary and you cannot really tell when it would happen. It happens in developed countries as well.

The gods are angry indeed.

mhisbliss:
how did it happen is there a gully beneath the road? Africa sha

metallisc:



a small river runs across where the road is, they should have done proper construction for the water drain from one side to the other as below...

IVORY2009:
Earthwake things, the first of its kind in africa, I think Kaduna experienced something of dis nature recently...

mhisbliss:
it wouldn't have happened if it was done the way its supposed to

IVORY2009:
Earthwake things, the first of its kind in africa, I think Kaduna experienced something of dis nature recently...

metallisc:



well, like you said - africa sha!


the water was rushing from one side of the road to other side like....

Oma307:
bad construction, it is even clear from the picture

Vince77:

Maybe na third class graduate dem give the contract.

dainformant:
There was a serious commotion this morning in Cameroon after the busy Yaounde / Douala road got divided (due to erosion) with motorists plying the highway. According to an online report, this happened following a heavy rainfall in the area.. The incident which almost had some vehicles swallowed -has left motorists and road users stranded...

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/10/panic-as-busy-highway-divides-in.html

ChangeIsCostant:
end time incident.... the "gods" are angry

gurunlocker:
I believe this thing didn't started today, the erosion has occur a long time... But we as African don't take things serious until it got damage..... Very pathetic