Update from SIGGY .ng

No fewer than four students have lost their lives after a school building at Diamond Grammar College, Ikang in Bakassi Local Government Area of Cross River State collapsed on Friday, March 25, Siggy reports.

According to reports, the building collapsed while students were writing an exam in the school, and while two of the victims died on the spot, the other two died on the morning of March 28 from injuries they sustained from the unfortunate incident.

Confirming the incident, Commissioner for Quality Education in Cross River State, Mr Godwin Amanke, said the state government is working with the authorities of the school to ensure such a tragedy never happens again.

“It is unfortunate that the two other students who were injured and receiving treatment at the hospital died this morning, bringing the number of deaths to four.

We are scaling up our standards and requirements and private schools that do not meet up with this will not be allowed to operate anymore.

We maintain a high standard of safety in our public schools across the state and private schools that wish to operate here must keep to that standard”, he said.

Source: SIGGY

Buhari is a certified failure. No excuses

People perish for lack of self conscious

Totilopussylick:
People perish for lack of self conscious

Buhari failed them simple

When will one ever be ever treated to good news in Nigeria?

r.i.p to them... Chaii

So sad

Fahdiga:
Buhari is a certified failure. No excuses

O boi Na wa for you oooo. Na buhari build the house abi Na im lay the block foundation?

Massiveglory:


O boi Na wa for you oooo. Na buhari build the house abi Na im lay the block foundation?

Who is the president?

Fahdiga:
Who is the president?

If your house catch fire or e Collaspe, Na buhari u go hold ?

Nigeria wahala

Massiveglory:


If your house catch fire or e Collaspe, Na buhari u go hold ?

You haven't answered my question

Fahdiga:
You haven't answered my question

Confirming the incident, Commissioner for Quality Education in Cross River State, Mr Godwin Amanke, said the state government is working with the authorities of the school to ensure such a tragedy never happens again.

As usual, medicine after death has been the normal English languages used by several individuals living with ignorance

Rip to those that lost their lives

Rest in peace to the innocent children

Totilopussylick:
Confirming the incident, Commissioner for Quality Education in Cross River State, Mr Godwin Amanke, said the state government is working with the authorities of the school to ensure such a tragedy never happens again.

As usual, medicine after death has been the normal English languages used by several individuals living with ignorance

I swear. And it’s not as if they’re going to do anything about it. Just talk and continue as long as no member of their family is involved