Saw this on my way to work when a heavy duty toll vehicle was used to rescue a KEKE that fell into a dip gutter. Decided to take some pics.

…but isn’t that machinery too BIG for such minimal task?

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Keke wey we dey use one hand jack up to change tyre, na him una dey suffer like this?

I swear only me fit carry that keke with my bare hands.

I guess the keke guy has solid connections with an FRSC bigwig . I dont think they would release that heavy duty equipment on an average day to lift a keke from a ditch.

0rex:
I guess the keke guy has solid connections with an FRSC bigwig . I dont think they would release that heavy duty equipment on an average day to lift a keke from a ditch.

Nobody would release such a heavy duty truck just to pull a keke, whether connection or not. The only logical thing here is probably the truck just happened to be around where the accident happened and they seized the opportunity to use it.

abatically:


Nobody would release such a heavy duty truck just to pull a keke, whether connection or not. The only logical thing here is probably the truck just happened to be around where the accident happened and they seized the opportunity to use it.

abatically:


Nobody would release such a heavy duty truck just to pull a keke, whether connection or not. The only logical thing here is probably the truck just happened to be around where the accident happened and they seized the opportunity to use it.

For ur information, that machinery is ussually kept at the kaduna tolll gate which is more than 25KM from that town where the accdent occured.

simplemach:
For ur information, that machinery is ussually kept at the kaduna tolll gate which is more than 25KM from that town where the accdent occured.

am thinking its been long they used that machine, they just want to use it to service and check the various components of the machine so when the real need occurs, it won't fail.

my guess
BT d picture is hilarious (towing vehicle used to tow dangote trailers now used for keke)
this is the real CHANGE!