Foodforthought:
Good. What's that thing he's wearing around his neck?

how is that your biz

Jsjdj

Mewa n sele. It is not a must for everyone to own a school in Nigeria. Too many mushroom schools with sub standard.

Now, see what has happened to the innocent school kids. I pray the remaining trapped persons are rescued alive.

A lesson for all:


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THAT DEVELOPER SHOULD BE ARRESTED RIGHTAWAY& HIS OPERATING LICENSES SEIZED

Arysexy:
U observed but could Not wait to inform your family. U try

Do u have problem with comprehension?

Beno3:
I like the Yoruba people.
But what I so much hate about them, is their nonchalant nature to matters that concerns safety of lives and the healthy well being of their people.
And don't be surprise to know that the building may be a grandfather's building begging for renovation.[
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It pains me to see this.

Learn to read. It was built in 2010.

dingbang:
Ok good .. So where is the nearest cane.

you no get sense bruh

Beno3:


And don't be surprise to know that the building may be a grandfather's building begging for renovation.[
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It pains me to see this.

You probably missed this part of the report
" He further revealed that the construction of the building was completed in 2010 by the developer who he said was supposed to manage it for 10 years"

hmmmm so he survived.... that's interesting

SEXYBILLIONAIRE:
how is that your biz

Iffa slap you ehn..You see me for dream?

wunmi590:
Honestly I am tired of Lagos island and lagos as a whole.

I am from Lagos island and I can Tell You that majority of the developers who develops houses on the island are so greedy.

Give them just half a plot that is very small, that would want to use it to build 4-5 storey building. With small rooms, and bad structure just because they know people on the island will rent it, even with their over charged rent rate and agreement and commission.

I just need to leave this lagos, please if anybody has a job in abeokuta, I have a house there, I am ready to leave my job in lagos to finally relocate to abeokuta.

Please I am tired of this lagos.

Let's do job swapping

Nigeria and bad news be like five nd six

Beno3:
I like the Yoruba people.
But what I so much hate about them, is their nonchalant nature to matters that concerns safety of lives and the healthy well being of their people.
And don't be surprise to know that the building may be a grandfather's building begging for renovation.[
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It pains me to see this.

Buildings don't collapase because of lack of renvation. Renovation is just like rubbing pomade on a person's skin.
Buildings collapse because the structure is bad. Like somebody with bone cancer all over his skeleton. What do you want to renovate there?

It was built wrongly with a weak structure. It needed to be demolished and built correctly with strong materials.

Rolings:


You probably missed this part of the report
" He further revealed that the construction of the building was completed in 2010 by the developer who he said was supposed to manage it for 10 years"

Developer used rusty iron rods, little cement, plenty sand to construct the biilding.
9 years building don fall.
Egyptian pyramid wey Pharoh flog Isrealites to build is still standing since 3000 years.

pinkygurl:
THAT DEVELOPER SHOULD BE ARRESTED RIGHTAWAY& HIS OPERATING LICENSES SEIZED

.... Then what will happen? Nigerians will not call him again to help them build their house?

Shey una get money to call Julius Berger to do room and palour for you?

uuzba:

Developer used rusty iron rods, little cement, plenty sand to construct the biilding.
9 years building don fall.
Egyptian pyramid wey Pharoh flog Isrealites to build is still standing since 3000 years.

True but without occasional renovations those pyramids would be worse than they are now, elements of weather alone will tell on them

Beno3:
I like the Yoruba people.
But what I so much hate about them, is their nonchalant nature to matters that concerns safety of lives and the healthy well being of their people.
And don't be surprise to know that the building may be a grandfather's building begging for renovation.[
hr]
It pains me to see this.

How does this relate to yorubas Must you sound tribal

Beno3:
I like the Yoruba people.
But what I so much hate about them, is their nonchalant nature to matters that concerns safety of lives and the healthy well being of their people.
And don't be surprise to know that the building may be a grandfather's building begging for renovation.[
hr]
It pains me to see this.

I swear, since person come Lagos na so so typhoid cos of their dirty food

kolnel:
Pathetic

Buildings just don’t collapse without giving vibrating warnings
Ima sure the warnings have been neglected

May god console the bereaved
My heart goes to the kids who are in the buildings at the time of collapse

Meanwhile Mr giwa should Be dealt with for being very selfish
He designed the building to last just 10 years

pls edit your last line. You got it wrong

The main reason buildings collapse is structural deficiency. For example adding an extra floor that wasn't designed for. The columns will snap and the building will come down

olayemioshiyemi:


Let's do job swapping

Lol, oya now let's go there

People in Lagos just want to cut corners, you'll be surprised the cheap extent most people can go when it comes to real estate business... Some buildings are just sand waiting for judgment day

Wa woz wobi, even if your father is taken out half dead, he must also face the punishment of the law.

Our Judiciary doesn't forgive incident like this. Ask Olisah Metuh, Onoghene and others who give excuses on health ground not to appear in court, Las Las, they will be jailed!

Principal, go and be alright then come back for your punishment.

dachilino:
The owner of the collapsed Lagos school building has been rescued, as confirmed by his son Erinoluwa Akinmoladun. According to Erinoluwa Akinmoladun, the collapsed building they owned was under the management of a developer who he identified as Mr Giwa. He further revealed that the construction of the building was completed in 2010 by the developer who he said was supposed to manage it for 10 years.

Erinoluwa who confirmed that his father, the owner of the collapsed Lagos school building has been rescued, added that he is not sure if all his siblings have been rescued from the debris. He told Punch; 

“When I came home this morning, as I was walking on the staircase, I observed the building was giving signs of weakness and I told my father about it. But I couldn’t wait to know if he took any action because I left home in a hurry to attend to other things. I left my father and sisters at home.”


https://unclesuru.com/2019/03/13/owner-of-collapsed-lagos-school-building-rescued/



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-gfB9zVU2w

he had something to do with it, he is expressing guilt it's written all over him, juju sacrifice, that guy looks occultic just look at his appearance he looks like somehow a yahoo boy

Beno3:
I like the Yoruba people.
But what I so much hate about them, is their nonchalant nature to matters that concerns safety of lives and the healthy well being of their people.
And don't be surprise to know that the building may be a grandfather's building begging for renovation.[
hr]
It pains me to see this.

The new building is just nine years old.

It was poorly built by developer.

D man own don finish

dachilino:
The owner of the collapsed Lagos school building has been rescued, as confirmed by his son Erinoluwa Akinmoladun. According to Erinoluwa Akinmoladun, the collapsed building they owned was under the management of a developer who he identified as Mr Giwa. He further revealed that the construction of the building was completed in 2010 by the developer who he said was supposed to manage it for 10 years.

Erinoluwa who confirmed that his father, the owner of the collapsed Lagos school building has been rescued, added that he is not sure if all his siblings have been rescued from the debris. He told Punch; 

“When I came home this morning, as I was walking on the staircase, I observed the building was giving signs of weakness and I told my father about it. But I couldn’t wait to know if he took any action because I left home in a hurry to attend to other things. I left my father and sisters at home.”


https://unclesuru.com/2019/03/13/owner-of-collapsed-lagos-school-building-rescued/



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-gfB9zVU2w

Our hearts are with the families of parents who lost their children in Lagos three-storey building collapse. We share the pains of parenthood and sympathize with them .It is indeed a trying period and an unimaginable loss. Kids with bright future..all gone....May God comfort the parents and give them fortitude to bear the loss...

Beno3:
I like the Yoruba people.
But what I so much hate about them, is their nonchalant nature to matters that concerns safety of lives and the healthy well being of their people.
And don't be surprise to know that the building may be a grandfather's building begging for renovation.[
hr]
It pains me to see this.

The house was erected and completed in 2010. This answers your second to the last statement.

PropaMan:
story, All because you won run private school, this serves as a lesson to those lagosians that like sending their children to uncompleted building called schools, all because you won save that small change you put your children lives at risk.

they have no option since they can't send their children to schools with high fees.. The management should be blamed for this

dachilino:
The owner of the collapsed Lagos school building has been rescued, as confirmed by his son Erinoluwa Akinmoladun. According to Erinoluwa Akinmoladun, the collapsed building they owned was under the management of a developer who he identified as Mr Giwa. He further revealed that the construction of the building was completed in 2010 by the developer who he said was supposed to manage it for 10 years.

Erinoluwa who confirmed that his father, the owner of the collapsed Lagos school building has been rescued, added that he is not sure if all his siblings have been rescued from the debris. He told Punch; 

“When I came home this morning, as I was walking on the staircase, I observed the building was giving signs of weakness and I told my father about it. But I couldn’t wait to know if he took any action because I left home in a hurry to attend to other things. I left my father and sisters at home.”


https://unclesuru.com/2019/03/13/owner-of-collapsed-lagos-school-building-rescued/



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-gfB9zVU2w

Developers, at the end of the agreed year the owner should take ownership of the building, it came down, people say there is always problem. Is like the building owners works for the developers. If only, if just only.