Khartune:
Rescue team that can't swimm and flood committees

SolutionMee:


You're still getting it twisted. Humanity is not defined by the number of RIP we're able to type on social media. Humanity is defined by the numbers of reality we're able to face. Immediately I read the headline, I had already accepted it as their fate and my own reality. Sympathy is a sign of weakness and cowardice. I behaved as a human by immediately moving on with my life while anticipating for the next reality that life has to offer.
After all, they're not the first group of people to exit life in such a disgusting way and definitely won't be the last. By 23rd century, none of us alive today will be alive again. That's reality. The sooner we accept death as part of our existence and fate, the higher chance we have to appreciate every wonderful moment that life has for us. Emotion, sympathy and condolence are signs and expression of our weakness. We don't have to act like a weakling before we react to the lost of our dear ones.

SolutionMee:


You're still getting it twisted. Humanity is not defined by the number of RIP we're able to type on social media. Humanity is defined by the numbers of reality we're able to face. Immediately I read the headline, I had already accepted it as their fate and my own reality. Sympathy is a sign of weakness and cowardice. I behaved as a human by immediately moving on with my life while anticipating for the next reality that life has to offer.
After all, they're not the first group of people to exit life in such a disgusting way and definitely won't be the last. By 23rd century, none of us alive today will be alive again. That's reality. The sooner we accept death as part of our existence and fate, the higher chance we have to appreciate every wonderful moment that life has for us. Emotion, sympathy and condolence are signs and expression of our weakness. We don't have to act like a weakling before we react to the lost of our dear ones.

Ishilove:

You are a very disturbed individual.

SolutionMee:

:Dhmmmmmm# only th e strong hearted can understand this thou....quite painful..
You're still getting it twisted. Humanity is not defined by the number of RIP we're able to type on social media. Humanity is defined by the numbers of reality we're able to face. Immediately I read the headline, I had already accepted it as their fate and my own reality. Sympathy is a sign of weakness and cowardice. I behaved as a human by immediately moving on with my life while anticipating for the next reality that life has to offer.
After all, they're not the first group of people to exit life in such a disgusting way and definitely won't be the last. By 23rd century, none of us alive today will be alive again. That's reality. The sooner we accept death as part of our existence and fate, the higher chance we have to appreciate every wonderful moment that life has for us. Emotion, sympathy and condolence are signs and expression of our weakness. We don't have to act like a weakling before we react to the lost of our dear ones.

SolutionMee:

They should as a matter of urgency rescue the luxurious bus.
Both the driver and the passengers can continue living by shuffling their terrestrial lives with an aquatic one.
One thing I believe in is that if they're smart enough to swim, they will live.
As of today, the most beautiful life is still found in the ocean. Sea life is the best. Once again, that bus should be explored by dedicated experts. That's the most important thing for now.

SolutionMee:


You're still getting it twisted. Humanity is not defined by the number of RIP we're able to type on social media. Humanity is defined by the numbers of reality we're able to face. Immediately I read the headline, I had already accepted it as their fate and my own reality. Sympathy is a sign of weakness and cowardice. I behaved as a human by immediately moving on with my life while anticipating for the next reality that life has to offer.
After all, they're not the first group of people to exit life in such a disgusting way and definitely won't be the last. By 23rd century, none of us alive today will be alive again. That's reality. The sooner we accept death as part of our existence and fate, the higher chance we have to appreciate every wonderful moment that life has for us. Emotion, sympathy and condolence are signs and expression of our weakness. We don't have to act like a weakling before we react to the lost of our dear ones.

hisexcellency34:
That Goodluck Jonathan is a disgrace to all Niger Deltans. Instead of bringing his community on the world map, he was busy appeasing the Northerners with Almajiri schools. See how they disgraced him

SolutionMee:


Nothing funny there. Nothing motivating. Nothing inspiring.
My only concern is that how can a full passengers sleep and focus in the same direction? Like how on earth did they manage to choose the same fate & destiny? The only lesson here is that we should be mindful of the group of people we associate or board a bus with. Some people can make shorting our lives as a result of their own woeful fate and bad luck. We just have to be careful and smart.

SolutionMee:


Nothing funny there. Nothing motivating. Nothing inspiring.
My only concern is that how can a full passengers sleep and focus in the same direction? Like how on earth did they manage to choose the same fate & destiny? The only lesson here is that we should be mindful of the group of people we associate or board a bus with. Some people can make shorting our lives as a result of their own woeful fate and bad luck. We just have to be careful and smart.

SolutionMee:


The only lesson here is that we should be mindful of the group of people we associate or board a bus with. Some people can make shorting our lives as a result of their own woeful fate and bad luck. We just have to be careful and smart.

SolutionMee:

They should as a matter of urgency rescue the luxurious bus.
Both the driver and the passengers can continue living by shuffling their terrestrial lives with an aquatic one.
One thing I believe in is that if they're smart enough to swim, they will live.
As of today, the most beautiful life is still found in the ocean. Sea life is the best. Once again, that bus should be explored by dedicated experts. That's the most important thing for now.

yinkus6750:
Was that a bridge, no rail guard on the bridge, and am sure no bridge sign before the bridge.
East West road again. I pray they are rescued.

SolutionMee:


You're still getting it twisted. Humanity is not defined by the number of RIP we're able to type on social media. Humanity is defined by the numbers of reality we're able to face. Immediately I read the headline, I had already accepted it as their fate and my own reality. Sympathy is a sign of weakness and cowardice. I behaved as a human by immediately moving on with my life while anticipating for the next reality that life has to offer.
After all, they're not the first group of people to exit life in such a disgusting way and definitely won't be the last. By 23rd century, none of us alive today will be alive again. That's reality. The sooner we accept death as part of our existence and fate, the higher chance we have to appreciate every wonderful moment that life has for us. Emotion, sympathy and condolence are signs and expression of our weakness. We don't have to act like a weakling before we react to the lost of our dear ones.

priceaction:
See country. Na sticks them dey use look for the victims. A whole state or region, or federal government can't have standby emergency units along major roads, but budgets are allocated to them yearly. What a country!.

SolutionMee:


Nothing funny there. Nothing motivating. Nothing inspiring.
My only concern is that how can a full passengers sleep and focus in the same direction? Like how on earth did they manage to choose the same fate & destiny? The only lesson here is that we should be mindful of the group of people we associate or board a bus with. Some people can make shorting our lives as a result of their own woeful fate and bad luck. We just have to be careful and smart.

yinkus6750:
Was that a bridge, no rail guard on the bridge, and am sure no bridge sign before the bridge.
East West road again. I pray they are rescued.

Hopium:


I feel you bro! This is one reason I rarely attend burial or go for condolence visits. People around me often think I'm not humane or lack empathy. I do think, "Will my visit resurrect the dead. Or how will it benefit the bereaved?"

I'm always very quick to move on from any situation I can't control and it has kept me going in tough times. I have no time to self-pity; it an act of the weak.

I remember when I was in school. I took a course and there was practical project to be done before the end of the semester; it was a group work. The instructor gave a deadline and he vowed not to accept any project by any group who fails to submit before time. The man was a pastor self.

Unfortunately, my group finished late. The deadline passed and the man communicated through our class rep that he won't accept any submission again. After deliberation, my group concluded to visit the man in his office and beg for mercy. The project alone weighted over 10% of the course score. Imagine, we are yet to write test and exam and 10% go just waka like that. In our collective mind, the man was doing initial gra-gra. He get children for house na and he is human being and a pastor self; he will be merciful, we all thought.

We got to his office and waited close to 2 hours before we could see him. When we entered, the guys prostrated and the ladies knelt down, and the begging started. "Please sir, we couldn't finish on time because of bla bla bla. Forgive us. It's was a mistake that won't repeat itself. Bla bla bla" The man no even listen. After he already have enough of us, he said angrily and smiling in between, "I'm a man of my words. Get out of my office; I'm not going to accept your work. It will do you good to start preparing for your test now"

We no even hear, "please sir..." on we went. Then suddenly he stopped us and said, (it was as if he was speaking directly to me), "Every man is subject to the consequences of his action! You failed to submit on time and you will face the consequences"

I just slowly rise up, gently waka from his office while others were still there begging. The man spoke sense and l understood immediately. That was my first lesson real life lesson of action, responsibility, and consequences in school. The man's message was clear: "I'm not going to pity you. You acted and you will face the consequences. So move on." That message stuck with me until now.

Self pity not only make you weak, it slows you down in life. Anything happens and I can't control, I move on. Anything happens as a result of my action, I get the message and move on.

SolutionMee:


Nothing funny there. Nothing motivating. Nothing inspiring.
My only concern is that how can a full passengers sleep and focus in the same direction? Like how on earth did they manage to choose the same fate & destiny? The only lesson here is that we should be mindful of the group of people we associate or board a bus with. Some people can make shorting our lives as a result of their own woeful fate and bad luck. We just have to be careful and smart.