JhyMedex:

Boss.. dnt u think u Wld av saved two lives that day if u had given the man the 4k ..?..

Heroyalhighness:
u took the words right out of my mouth....

Emytea:
Mine was on 17 dec 2000, when my mother was on d sick bed vomiting blood, and by then she and my dad ave divorce so i was by her side, taking care of her ,all of a sudden a wife to my mommy brother came to call me and all of a sudden she has being giving some certain amount of money by my dad to kidnap me bt to God b d glory that nite i escape and run back to d hospital but imediatly i enter d hospital my mom just died, xo painful dat i ave always vowed to retaliate

TarOrfeek:
The day my father closed from work, walked to Mr Biggs, on his own and bought everybody snacks.

With Ice cream on top. The scariest thing was that, when my mother went to bring knife to cut the Meat pies. My father just laughed, and said " Every body 1 to 1"

That day makes me shiver in utmost disbelief.
In fact I still have night mares till this day.

segunojo866:
why didnt Jesus Christ saved those girls?

NNAMDIII:
Following...

phillippians:

Read carefully from the beginning to the end. Okay let me share mine!
1. In sec school, am robbers went to rob in a nearby village, so vigilatee from my village went in search of them. Robbers dived into the river (obviously good at swimming) but trust village youths, they were better at swimming. Long story short, they caught the robbers, brought them out from water and shot them instantly and then brot them to the village market for display, one of the robbers was still alive when I got there but badly wounded as his stomach was ripped open by bullets, u could see through his internal organs to the back of his spine. He died an hour later after blood has dried from his body. They were Hausa thieves.

2 Grandpa, 96years old died and I didn't cry, they said its celebration of life until I saw his dead body inside the mortuary room. I Was the only one that followed elders in, and I couldn't help it but cry seeing my beloved grandpa who raised me looking like a mare piece of furniture, so dried, stiff and whitish in appearance. This was a retired inspector of education, a bookworm. Life is one big vanity

UrennaNkoli:
Mine was watching a child fall from the 3rd floor of a building. I was talking with some friends while the boy was in the 3rd floor of his parents playing then somehow, he fell off from such a huge distance. I watched in disbelief as people quickly rushed to the scene and had the child taken to the hospital immediately. Luckily the child survived.

Second was a beggar who lived on my street. He was starving and had no option but to beg for help. Each day going to work, I gave him what I could afford. Traveled for some weeks and I saw him down to just a bag of bones. Next day he was already dead. For about a week his body was still there and no one cared.

one of my scariest was when I almost had a head on collision with a tanker while traveling. Within a fraction of a second of colliding we somehow veered to the other side of the road. Worst still I was at the drivers seat where the damage would have been worse. Honestly I was seconds away from death..

Last on my most traumatic was witnessing a murder scene. I don't even want to talk about it..

tosyne2much:
Mine was when I was traveling from Ibadan to Ekiti when the brake failed and the car lost control. The driver bumped into an oncoming vehicle on head to head collision. I felt my heart jumping out of my mouth that day as I could have passed out due to the shock. Series of injuries were sustained but no one died.

The second one was when I recently traveled to Adamawa. The moment I saw an inscription of "welcome to Adamawa" on a sign board, I began to tense up knowing fully well that the state is one of the Boko boys headquarters

There was a time a suspicious vehicle was trying to overtake us, I actually thought it was Boko boys on their parade mission and I was overwhelmed with fright. It was still the scariest moment of my life because I thought it was the end of life journey for all of us. The funniest thing be say, the car dey go on his own oooo

The last one I witnessed was an accident scene I rushed to. On getting there, I saw a car crushed a bike man and two passengers to death. People had to start gathering their body parts from different angles

switkera:
I helplessly watched my mum die in my arms, saw my sister slowly giving up. The painful thing is seeing them in pains and not being able to anything.
I also witnessed an accident, a tipper lost its control and and crushed a lot of people. I saw dismembered bodies scattered all over.
I witnessed some killings during one of the religious crisis in Jos, human bodies were roasted and eaten by some youths.

Ebenezer2021:
tell me you're joking@ the Last part of your write up

switkera:
Nope. Not joking.

Chartey:
And you're still refusing to acknowledge the effort of the doctors.
It doesn't matter if you are friends, your statement is seriously downplaying the effort of the doctors.
Nigerian patients will insult doctors even without understanding the issues but it's so hard to give credit when it's due.
It ends badly, you blame doctors.
It ends well, you go give testimony in church and do Thanksgiving.
Why didn't you just go to the church for you to be prayed for instead of going to the hospital.