thesicilian:
RIP


You don't have enough information to arrive at that conclusion. Just sympathize if you wish to and move on.

petitejolie:
If u watch the stunt this guy was pulling with that bike before d crash ehnnn u will know he was on a suicide mission. I don't think he had on helmet. I think he loved to die

OgaBuhari:
with all these tatoos and much worldliness I hope u knew all these is a sign that u never knew Christ and in danger of damnation if u live this kind of wordly life without repenting an forsaking ur sins

OgaBuhari:
ur English na die.

OgaBuhari:
with all these tatoos and much worldliness I hope u knew all these is a sign that u never knew Christ and in danger of damnation if u live this kind of wordly life without repenting an forsaking ur sins

OgaBuhari:
ur English na die.

petitejolie:

Really? Thank you. Dont mention

GOFRONT:
Going by the way the powerbike was shattered in the pics, it means he was on an outrageous speed before the impact. He forgot that a Rolling stone gathers no Mass. Moss.

Well, Somthing must still kill a man. Rip the Touching body crooner..

OgaBuhari:
where did u stop in ur education?

thesicilian:
RIP


You don't have enough information to arrive at that conclusion. Just sympathize if you wish to and move on.

OgaBuhari:
where did u stop in ur education? let's find a way and talk how we can further it

GistMore5:

Some African stars, including Didier Drogba, Asamoan Gyan and Nicholas Pepe, have reacted to the death of Ivorian artiste, Ange Didier Huon, aka DJ Arafat.

We had earlier reported that DJ Arafat was involved in a road accident in Abidjan.

Arafat died from injuries on Monday at the Polyclinique des Deux Plateaux in Abidjan.

His motorcycle crashed into a car driven by a Radio Côte d’Ivoire journalist.

“He was admitted to the emergency room in a vegetative state. He had a skull fracture and oedema,” a doctor from the institution told Jeune Afrique on condition of anonymity.

He added that the medical teams tried to revive him, but “in vain”.

“I’m at the clinic where DJ Arafat was admitted. I can confirm that the artist has passed away. I am with Minister of State Hamed Bakayoko to organize with the family,” said Maurice Bandaman, Ivorian Minister of Culture and Francophonie.

Born in 1986 in Yopougon, a town in western Abidjan, the artist liked to claim new nicknames from “Commander Zabra” to “Yorobo” – more recently, he even introduced himself as “Leader of People’s China”.

Below are some reactions gathered on Instagram:



See more photos here; http://gistmore.com/dj-arafat-didier-drogba-asamoan-gyan-others-react-to-death-of-ivorian-artiste

realstars:
Fist to say, good night Big Bro...

One thing about humans is that, when you are no more.
More of you will be blown to many that gate no time for you while alive.

He that is alive will one day die,
And the dead can never see tomorrow.
Because they have no businesses there.

May Jah bless, and protect I and I itinually

petitejolie:
Currently phd