unclezuma:
Like say nah one day the road vex collapse...ABEGGIE!!!

You no just get sense.

You don't sand fill a river path, it's not done! The force might be temporarily blocked, but it will come over and over again with a better force!

I'm not an engineer, but I know ordinarily, that path should have been bridged, at least! To allow the continuous flow of the river

loomer:

You no just get sense.

And this right here made you smarter...please face the issue on the thread!

Aaah
Just like ppl have said, that road didn't get to this disastrous state in one day. Africa!

Moses visited Cameroon

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

"Got divided", Lol. Nigerians and English is like oil and water. They don't mix. Smh.

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.

@your second pic you have got to be kidding right.

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

it like there was no Bridge constructed for it just some kind of tunnel pipes laid down.

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.

@the first pic, cellotaped distressed road.

dunno may b I shud cry


or I shud laff

Young03:
that guy for last pix


see him eye like person wey inhale carbon

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.

hey uncle u can lie oo

Thanks, my colleague in lie.

realmindz:


hey uncle u can lie oo

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.

I dnt believe this...



this is surely the wrath of the gods.

This is the major highway between the biggest cities Yaounde and Douala. Everyone resorted to the railway yesterday and the very first train that left Yaounde ended like this below. Cameroon In prayer now!

Siscooh:
This is the major highway between the biggest cities Yaounde and Douala. Everyone resorted to the railway yesterday and the very first train that left Yaounde ended like this below. Cameroon In prayer now!

seriously!

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

Check well,this is not earthquake but stupidity of the authority concerned.i believe a bridge was not constructed for flood or river to pass through thereby weaken and putting pressure on the innocent road thereby wanting to cause lost of life.

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

bad construction has nothing to do with it.

;Dsome morons will come nd start blaming buhari for dis again