8 feared dead in stampede as Port-Harcourt residents justle for Christmas palliative

No fewer than eight persons have been feared dead in a stampede that occured Tuesday morning in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

It was gathered that the incident occurred, 7:30am, around Rumudara Town, Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of the state. A source privy to the development said the incident happened at an office allegedly owned by Pinkcoin, an online blockchain digital assets designed for giving charity.

The source who gave her name as Blessing, claimed that Pinkcoin had invited everyone who registered with them in Obio/Akpor LGA to come and redeem their Christmas palliatives, Tuesday. She noted that the incident happened when the huge crowd that turned up could not be controlled while struggling to get access into the premises of the firm. When contacted, the spokesman of the Rivers State Police Command, who could not confirm the incident at the time of filing this report said he was working on report of the development.

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Lord have mercy.

Ok

Typical scenario of Awoof dey run belle. What a sad loss.

I blame Buhari for this

They went for their money...not awoof. Same thing themapng is doing to people. People just dey invite curse to their generation.

Chisos christ

The cause of this is that these poor men went to struggle on empty stomach. You can't tell me that a healthy young man can die easily from ordinary stampede.
Come to think of it, they might be nairaland members

God have mercy

DidYUknow:
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Wow, thanks for your educative meme. Just confirmed it immediately .
But wait, I'm I the only one that tried it?

The Emperor Tyrant of Rivers State is yet to give COVID 19 palliatives to his people after hoarding it for how long now.
This palliatives from a private organization has caused deaths.
By 2021, the era of palliatives will be over. Nigeria must gather sense by force