OladimejiRufai:



And you call yourself 'NaijaOlosho' for God's sake?


Ehn? Nitori Olohun iwo omode yi, oo de beru Olohun (Fear God)


Please, who is your daddy Where is his address??

Don't be surprised.
Most people with outrageous usernames are males pretending to be female.

OladimejiRufai:



And you call yourself 'NaijaOlosho' for God's sake?


Ehn? Nitori Olohun iwo omode yi, oo de beru Olohun (Fear God)


Please, who is your daddy Where is his address??

she is proud of her prof na

Na wa

This is sad.
And it's the second time

NaijaOlosho:


Go to Abacha Road, Ikoku or GRA Dem plenty der

u even know their selling point


but na u wer I want b4 my liver start 2 fail

Let me chew on this..... they said the school.was built a longgg time ago..... more than one building.... a four storey collapsed in 2016..... this one now collapsed..... and in the photo... another maybe 4 storeyed remains standing. The authorities are searching for paperwork.... shouldn't the remaining ing buildings be immediately inspected and most likely demolished? Should someone certify it as being safe... should the building collapse and lives lost ... residents need to come together to contribute tyres and petrol and at least a stick of match to ehmmmm.... let me shut up.

Olujoe1:
Something is wrong everything working against Nigeria. End time phenomenon

Low construction standards and use of shabby construction materials

Olujoe1:
Something is wrong everything working against Nigeria. End time phenomenon

agreed but Nigerians are themselves evils. every individual not leaving out one.
our act are turning round to hunt hunt us down. what we sowed into nature, nature is giving us back.

Felixamos:

Dm me

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not again

One of the best schools in PH those days. It's well. Hope no lives were lost/ hurt.

SEGLIZ:

agreed but Nigerians are themselves evils. every individual not leaving out one.
our act are turning round to hunt hunt us down. what we sowed into nature, nature is giving us back.

you are very correct on this.

ADMAF:

Low construction standards and use of shabby construction materials

yeah, u are very correct, I think its high time to start to involve legal bound on engineers in regards to the durability of structures, with serious penal i.e if such structure doesn't stand the test of time or an approved year for durability. I don't know if such exist before.

NaijaOlosho:
A secondary school building has collapsed in the Rumubiakani area of Port Harcourt.

The 2-storey structure belonging to Immanuel Comprehensive College collapsed in the early hours of Wednesday.

It is unclear if anyone was hurt or trapped under the rubble but people living in the area said they ran out when debris began falling on their roofs.

Emmanuel Ine, a resident of the area told newsmen that the building collapsed around 2 am on Wednesday morning.

“It was when the debris started falling on our roofs that we began evacuating to safety. I woke up everyone and we ran out” he said.

An official of the Rivers State ministry of urban and physical development said that the ministry is investigating the collapse.

Officials of the school refused to comment when contacted but residents said they saw the building tilting towards a side and after 45 minutes, it collapsed.

They said the building was old but could not give the exact year it was built.

An inquiry into the documents of the building from the ministry of urban development was not immediately complied with.

An eyewitness simply identified as Peter told our correspondent that the collapse sounded like an earthquake.

He said that vibration from the building woke them up.

He said that the Wednesday collapse was not the first time the school building was collapsing as another 4-storey structure belonging to the school collapsed in 2016.

>> https://grovenaija360.com/school-building-collapses-in-rumubiakani-portharcourt-photos/

It's a four (4) storey building not 2
The 1st building collapse happened in 2010 not 2016
It happened at night around 3am hence they couldn't have seen it when it tilted.
The owner of the school is a retired Colonel.
Nobody was hurt.

NaijaOlosho:
A secondary school building has collapsed in the Rumubiakani area of Port Harcourt.

The 2-storey structure belonging to Immanuel Comprehensive College collapsed in the early hours of Wednesday.

It is unclear if anyone was hurt or trapped under the rubble but people living in the area said they ran out when debris began falling on their roofs.

Emmanuel Ine, a resident of the area told newsmen that the building collapsed around 2 am on Wednesday morning.

“It was when the debris started falling on our roofs that we began evacuating to safety. I woke up everyone and we ran out” he said.

An official of the Rivers State ministry of urban and physical development said that the ministry is investigating the collapse.

Officials of the school refused to comment when contacted but residents said they saw the building tilting towards a side and after 45 minutes, it collapsed.

They said the building was old but could not give the exact year it was built.

An inquiry into the documents of the building from the ministry of urban development was not immediately complied with.

An eyewitness simply identified as Peter told our correspondent that the collapse sounded like an earthquake.

He said that vibration from the building woke them up.

He said that the Wednesday collapse was not the first time the school building was collapsing as another 4-storey structure belonging to the school collapsed in 2016.

>> https://grovenaija360.com/school-building-collapses-in-rumubiakani-portharcourt-photos/

The owner is a retired senior military officer, in 2005 4 storey building collapsed there and nothing happened. He is yet to remove the debris as residents cannot drive in or go out.

emptor:


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The school was close to my former office, back in 2013.

infohenry:
The owner is a retired senior military officer, in 2005 4 storey building collapsed there and nothing happened. He is yet to remove the debris as residents cannot drive in or go out.

Colonel Nabosa (at the time, he was rumoured to be Odili's CSO), that could explain why nothing happened.

I think the 1st collapse was more like 2002/2003. I left Rumuobiokani in 2004, and I witnessed the collapse when I was still there. It was a 4 storey still under construction

Government should kuku close down the school abeg, this not the first collapse of that building.

The School is more like an exam center these days, don't they run the regular schooling activities last I checked.

BeauHomme:


Colonel Nabosa (at the time, he was rumoured to be Odili's CSO), that could explain why nothing happened.

I think the 1st collapse was more like 2002/2003. I left Rumuobiokani in 2004, and I witnessed the collapse when I was still there. It was a 4 storey still under construction

You know very well, he has flood the site with millitary men and yesterday a tractor came for evacuation . A lawless man who he can do anything and get away with it.

The man that owns the school is a retired army man.

lonelydora:
Why won't building collapse in Nigeria? Any mason who claims he can peg and sign foundation automatically starts answering Engineer

In Nigeria, People look at cost instead of Quality.

It's only in Rivers State, you see Ikwerre men gathered with a small stick drawing some lines on the ground, and the next day foundation has been dug, and laying of blocks started. Consult a trained civil or building engineer, they won't.

That's how they told Sasun Hotel owner not to add more floors on that collapsed 7 stories at GRA, and he refused.

Well, get well soon to the injured, since no one died.

The truth is bitter bro. You have spoken well.

Let's find our way back to love

parents should be careful of the school they send their children to... may GOD save his children Amen.