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This is a miracle. I thank God for your life

Chai! @shinarlaura... Death saw you on the train and said, "this babe too sexy to die now joor"...over to the next person.

Thank God.

[s]That's how we would have heard that laura is dead[/s] God forbid. Stay good dear.

Lalas247:
Omg this is serious .. thanks God you made it out ok
How are you feeling now
The picture looks like a really terrible accident ...

Mynd44 lalasticlala come and see how a God saved this girl o ... hmm we thank God sha

I am good dear... it's exactly a year today the incident happened.

It's something i can never forget in my life but i give God all the glory.

600 dead tolls!
Worst than that of MUGADISHU bombing!
Rip...may this never happen to us in Nigeria and rest of West Africa

Decryptor:
Chai! @shinarlaura... Death saw you on the train and said, "this babe too sexy to die now joor"...over to the next person.

Such a scary experience.

EngrBello:
600 dead tolls!
Worst than that of MUGADISHU bombing!
Rip...may this never happen to us in Nigeria and rest of West Africa

Amennnnnn.. not even in my country again

shinarlaura:


I am good dear... it's exactly a year today the incident happened.

It's something i can never forget in my life but i give God all the glory.

It is well, when you go to church tomorrow make sure u give thanks

Kimcutie:
[s]That's how we would have heard that laura is dead[/s] God forbid. Stay good dear.

God forbid

shinarlaura:
By 1:00 pm GMT in Cameroon, our Nation was thrown into mourning. It's been a year since it happened, and I will be so ungrateful to HIM that saved me if I don't share this testimony. It didn't happen in Nigeria, It happened in Cameroon. The media didn't tell the full story of the number of people that died, but you can catch a glimpse of it here;

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/10/53-killed-cameroon-train-derailment-161021192603296.html

As I entered the Train, I thought it would be one of those smooth rides to my destination, I never knew that the smile of the person that sat beside me would be his last .

At some point in the journey, we felt a foul smell. At another point, we could perceive smoke and it became thick gradually. We in the middle coach never knew that several coaches in front had fallen and people were already dead.

When it finally got to our coach, it began wobbling. People were flying off the window into a deep valley. I held onto the iron of the seat before me. Whatever made me not to fly off the window is still what I don't know.

About 600 people dead, More than 700 Injured. But yet I came out unscratched.

Should I call this a Miracle or what?

You can call this a testimony or one-year anniversary of life after the accident, or any other name, I just want to say that I am alive and may God give those who lost their loved ones the fortitude to bear their loss.

RIP to all faithful souls departed. Amen.

Please pardon my grammar. Je suis juste une fille francophone (I am just a french girl)

Interestingly, I was in Douala that day at the train station waiting to take the train to Yaounde. I was to speak at a conference the next day and if you remember the rain had washed out a bridge on the main road connecting the two towns, and not being willing to try Camair-Co, I decided to take the train as the last option. I got there early, and bought a ticket, and we were there until the news finally filtered through around 4ish of the accident at Eseka. The whole place was crowded and the annoying thing was that the authorities did not at any time announce that there would be no train to Yaounde that day, so I spent a whole day at the damn train station. Most annoying.

I ended up not getting to Yaounde that day or the next and was unable to give my presentation.

Lalas247:


It is well, when you go to church tomorrow make sure u give thanks

Sure..


I spend half of the day today in church to thank Him...

He deserve it.

shinarlaura:


Sure..


I spend half of the day today in church to thank Him...

He deserve it.

Cyberknight:


Interestingly, I was in Douala that day at the train station waiting to take the train to Yaounde. I was to speak at a conference the next day and if you remember the rain had washed out a bridge on the main road connecting the two towns, and not being willing to try Camair-Co, I decided to take the train as the last option. I got there early, and bought a ticket, and we were there until the news finally filtered through around 4ish of the accident at Eseka. The whole place was crowded and the annoying thing was that the authorities did not at any time announce that there would be no train to Yaounde that day, so I spent a whole day at the damn train station. Most annoying.

I ended up not getting to Yaounde that day or the next and was unable to give my presentation.

Wooow...

You re really lucky.. God loves you.

Jisos

shinarlaura:


Wooow...

You re really lucky.. God loves you.

Indeed I was, and indeed He does.

DIKEnaWAR:
Congratulations. So you are from Cameroon?

What about that damned oaf Paul Biya? I hear he just left an airport in Europe in his Boeing 777. Such a big clown. Does his wife still bleach and wear funny and expensive hair?

Biya buys wobbly trains for the citizenry and flies first class with his family. I pity your country. We are planning to recolonise you people.

Hahahahaha.

Recolonisation will be such a good idea... plz when will that take place ?

Cyberknight:


Indeed I was, and indeed He does.

Yeah

2016 news....... mtcheeew.....

@Op, your redeemer liveth. Thank God for his goodness towards you.
RIP to the dead. May we never witness such great tragedy again.
Was the cause of the accident identified? This is very necessary to avoid a future occurrence.
The Spanish train derailment that occurred two years ago was attributed to over-speeding and this prompted the authorities to install automatic speed breakers, which forces a speeding train to lose speed automatically to a safer speed level.

You are blessed, shinarlaura.

BiafranBushBoy:
Jesu kristi

lalasticlala, come and see!!

We still need fine girls in the world, so please don't die!!

Before ugly girls go plenty pass!!



meanwhile==>> Have you seen my signature?

BluntBoy:


You are blessed, shinarlaura.

Oh yes I am

BiafranBushBoy:
Jesu kristi
lalasticlala, come and see!!
We still need fine girls in the world, so please don't die!!
Before ugly girls go plenty pass!!


meanwhile==>> Have you seen my signature?

bush boy

Do u mean that you were heading to some parts of cameroon from Nigeria?

lozanni:
@Op, your redeemer liveth. Thank God for his goodness towards you.
RIP to the dead. May we never witness such great tragedy again.
Was the cause of the accident identified? This is very necessary to avoid a future occurrence.
The Spanish train derailment that occurred two years ago was attributed to over-speeding and this prompted the authorities to install automatic speed breakers, which forces a speeding train to lose speed automatically to a safer speed level.

Amen


Yes it was caused by overloading.

That particular day, around 2am, the road linking yaounde to Douala was divided into two (that still remains a mystery to what caused it), so almost everyone travelling that day was going for the train. Instead of the normal 8 coaches that the train normally carries, it went for 18 coaches coupled with the so much population.

That was a black Friday In cameroon.

HazardCosta:
Do u mean that you were heading to some parts of cameroon from Nigeria?

No. I am in Cameroon.

congrats to you

its cool to be appreciative, I see threads like this and I can't believe I survived three road crashes which claimed lives, but still didn't attribute my survival to Gods mercies,I just shrug it off, @op you were lucky and may his mercies continue to radiate over you......

Lalas247:
Omg this is serious .. thanks God you made it out ok
How are you feeling now
The picture looks like a really terrible accident ...

Mynd44 lalasticlala come and see how a God saved this girl o ... hmm we thank God sha

Signs and symptoms of ajebo

Did you notice you're the only one who asked after her current well-being on the thread?