uzoclinton:
No one/God/spirit saved him.. Its just not his time yet.... its as simple as that

uzoclinton:
No one/God/spirit saved him.. Its just not his time yet.... its as simple as that

Jakumo:


Dozers are never tied down for transportation. They just drive unto the lowboy truck and park. If the truck tips over, there is no chain on earth strong enough to stop that 25 ton beast from obeying the laws of gravity, falling off the truck, and crushing anything on the ground like a bug.

crackhouse:
But why will they carry such heavy duty construction vehicle like that on a trailer without tying it properly.

Exciton:
Naija Christians apparently have a hard time telling the difference between a miracle and luck.

Here is a quick guide:

Miracle: when the impossible event occurs. E.g. woman gives birth to chickens.

Luck: when an unlikely event occurs. E.g. Trailer's load crashed into car in a manner that it has insufficient momentum to crush the driver's corner.

imstillnovice:
And some yeye atheist will conclude there is no God

Tokziby:
Some people will flood here now and say, its because he's a pastor and anointing

There was a an accident that was worse than this posted here few weeks ago but the person survived and he's not a pastor.

If its ur time, it can never miss u, regardless of who u are and if its not ur time u will survive it no matter the nature of the accident.

Anything can kill anybody at anytime, even headache.

To God be the glory...

EgunMogaji:


And you say this with such confidence.

Nigeria is a great country, its the humans that's the problem.

All loads, even houses, while being transported must be secured by either locking or tying to the trailer.

Even ships are tied down by chains via an anchor.

People, your smartphone is not limited to Nairaland.

uzoclinton:
No God/spirit saved him.. Its just not his time yet.... its as simple as that

uzoclinton:
No God/spirit saved him.. Its just not his time yet.... its as simple as that

uzoclinton:
No God/spirit saved him.. Its just not his time yet.... its as simple as that

EgunMogaji:


And you say this with such confidence.

Nigeria is a great country, its the humans that's the problem.

All loads, even houses, while being transported must be secured by either locking or tying to the trailer.

Even ships are tied down by chains via an anchor.

People, your smartphone is not limited to Nairaland.

Jakumo:


Chai. Chai Chai. Na today I go first take eye see how dem dey use chain tight Katapila, and na Oga Egun Mogaji, The Baale of San Fernando Valley, come use vex expose the lie I take style blow, say dem no dey use chain tight Katapila for on top trailer.

Obviously I was dead wrong about the use of chains to hold down heavy equipment for road transport, as the above pictures prove, BUT, I will still maintain my claim that IF that lowboy truck winds up on an uneven surface that results in that very tall load tipping to the side beyond say, 20 degrees of roll angle, that trailer, AND the bulldozer loaded on top of it, WILL topple to the ground and annihilate any vehicle unfortunate enough to be alongside the trailer when that calamity unfolds.

Those chains would only serve to prevent the 'dozer from rolling off the trailer in a sudden stop of fender bender accident, even though that same braking function is adequately served by the 'dozer blade being in the fully down position at rest in contact with the deck of the trailer.

dosantos:
thank God, this is real miracle, Ebube Jesus is behind this wonder. but can we see his picture and name.