God gave him a second chance in this hard life.

Shellsploit:
chimuaya...


where is righteousness 89 to give us todays gospel acclamation

Hmmm

It can only be the most high God and not man...

A good look at the car doors,u will noticed they dashed out upon noticing the swinging of the container body as a result of bad road. They have just escaped possible careless and avoidable death by God's grace. I thank God for their lives,this is just one of the millions ways to die as a Nigerian. The country is just too bad,that year after year,you keep wondering what has been the progress and presence of government over the decades,rather the country and system keeps decaying. We must change the class of leaders we have,its a collective effort. And until we are committed to that course peacefully just like a better version of #EndSARS, we will never get it right. Bad roads all over the nation. . .and u pride yourself as giant of African, more like a nickname though. We must make the difference
#WECAN

omo x1000

This country called nigeria is a death trap

SeeHim:
Update From . COM

Three occupants in the vehicle pictured above, escaped unhurt after a 40 feet tanker fell on their vehicle while they were commuting along the Ikorodu-Sagamu road on Monday, October 11, Reports.

From The Information Gathered By , The occupants were said to have been smart enough to run out of the vehicle when they noticed the container was about to fall off the trailer carrying it.

See Photo As Obtained By Below:

Source: BLOG

that's why it's good to be smart, some people will be asking the truck driver if he's blind, and today, the caption will be "gone too soon"

Another articulated vehicle. The governor still has his job, zero consequences anywhere.

Impatient and careless driving. I avoid totally to drive side by side any container carrying truck or any big and tall truck on bad road.

Effect of bad road,our leaders don't care,may God protect us Amen

SeeHim:
Update From . COM

Three occupants in the vehicle pictured above, escaped unhurt after a 40 feet tanker fell on their vehicle while they were commuting along the Ikorodu-Sagamu road on Monday, October 11, Reports.

From The Information Gathered By , The occupants were said to have been smart enough to run out of the vehicle when they noticed the container was about to fall off the trailer carrying it.

See Photo As Obtained By Below:

Source: BLOG

Rule number one never overtake all these big vehicles if the road has big potholes.

EyezofGod120:
The lord is still our shepherd

exactly

Noblewealth:
It can only be the most high God and not man...

yes ooooo

God words still work wonders today .

Just see as road squeeze face!

Drivers in this country are too stubborn, coupled with bad roads. Never drive side by side an augmented vehicle. Even if u do, either overtake or pull back when navigating a bad road

You all talking about overtaking a trailer on bad road,some even said stubborn drivers..does it been you guys can't see they were going in opposite direction.. If God works,let whole heartedly give him praise

Wow, thank God for their lives.

smh

Thank God for his mercy!

Ikorodu and GRA roads need love Apapa too

That's why you have to be very vigilant and observant when out doors, if they had threw caution to the wind because they were in a car, and were not vigilant, or maybe pressing phone and and all that, they wouldn't have noticed it, and the result would have been tragic.

.. & they will still fight for the damaged car

malikombi:
and bad news ehn.....
Is it that there is no good news anywhere ni or you're just searching for the bad ones??

na only thing wey dem expert on na to put our mental health at risk lol

This ikorodu ehnnnn

Op, is not Ikorodu. It happened at Ode Remo along Shagamu road

You can't just come online and tell us this happened at Ikorodu without mentioning the name of the area

Poor journalism

Those guy keep carrying containers without any safety measure.

THANK God for their lives

ABEG NA WHO GO REPLACE THE MOTO

Suicide mission

Does this car still have hope of working on the road again?