JulianBond007:
I watched the video of the electrocution. The two men were lucky to survive. While one looked motionless, the other was trying to escape the shock till he found himself inside the gutter. Thank God they both survived.
I wish them speedy recovery

Amen to that.

Chimarto:
Awka Ibom and Cross River people like marrying Igbos

How does this relate with the topic?

Stawner16:
Electric-execution= electrocution. They were not electrocuted if they survived. Fix the headline, OP.

I thought I was the only one that noticed it

Cindypresh:


The woman is now the governor while the governor has become mere house wife.


Daalu nwanyi oma

mumu keep shut

Time we started installing our electricity cables underground while we construct our roads and/or drains. We have no business having physical cables hanging over us and becoming potential danger to people's existence while some storm or other propeller emerges.

GOD SAVES US and lest I forget, kudos to the governor's wife.

WE RISE!

JulianBond007:
I watched the video of the electrocution. The two men were lucky to survive. While one looked motionless, the other was trying to escape the shock till he found himself inside the gutter. Thank God they both survived.
I wish them speedy recovery

Wow. So they both survived? Thank God for their lives. I thought the motionless one had pass on. Was a very disturbing and distressing video to watch.

Man that video was a horror film

STEWpid:
Chai..




It is the responsibility of the State.


The electric power project is a Federal property in the State and the grave event was not the fault of the victims.

The gesture looks so kind because we don't ever expect anything from any tier of the Nigerian government as right!!!


Anyway Madam,

Thanks for the kind gesture.

I'm also wishing the victims, very quick recovery.

No word of Nepa even trying to compensate the.

I can't believe that man, motionless in the video survived this. Wow. God is great!

But how?!

Chimarto:
Awka Ibom and Cross River people like marrying Igbos

Igbo ladies love to explore, they prefer bigger priick

JulianBond007:
I watched the video of the electrocution. The two men were lucky to survive. While one looked motionless, the other was trying to escape the shock till he found himself inside the gutter. Thank God they both survived.
I wish them speedy recovery

Where's the video at

mightyhazel:
Well the video didt show anybody trying to salvage any wares..the wires just dropped on them.. while one passed out outrightly,the other desperately tried to fight off the shock (he showed a very impressive determination to survive)..before he lost control and fell into the drainage.. people just looked on helplessly. A very disturbing video


Big kudos to the first lady and her team

Where you watch the video

JulianBond007:
I watched the video of the electrocution. The two men were lucky to survive. While one looked motionless, the other was trying to escape the shock till he found himself inside the gutter. Thank God they both survived.
I wish them speedy recovery

Let her help this man and his family after this recovery. That is the real help

aidameoryou:


Where you watch the video

Whatsapp status

Beautiful woman with big nose.

Thanks

In america and abroad, the wires are hanging on air. Is not only Africa.

PHAYOL81:
Time we started installing our electricity cables underground while we construct our roads and/or drains. We have no business having physical cables hanging over us and becoming potential danger to people's existence while some storm or other propeller emerges.

GOD SAVES US and lest I forget, kudos to the governor's wife.

WE RISE!

They may still die later because an electric shock does a lot of damage to your heart.

Love800:
In america and abroad, the wires are hanging on air. Is not only Africa.

This is restricted to transmission cables taking power from a district to another like the powerline in most cases. Mostly, cables that connect houses and neighborhood are tucked underground like water pipes and sewage channels.
Moreover, that they have few anomalies uncorrected or because some countries still have hanging power cables doesn't mean we shouldn't eradicate the system in our country especially as there are oceans of receipt of menace such system has caused ranging from fire disaster, to electrocution, to trip in transmission often borne out of a spark caused by mild/heavy wind-storm.

Nice write-up.

I agree

PHAYOL81:


This is restricted to transmission cables taking power from a district to another like the powerline in most cases. Mostly, cables that connect houses and neighborhood are tucked underground like water pipes and sewage channels.
Moreover, that they have few anomalies uncorrected or because some countries still have hanging power cables doesn't mean we shouldn't eradicate the system in our country especially as there are oceans of receipt of menace such system has caused ranging from fire disaster, to electrocution, to trip in transmission often borne out of a spark caused by mild/heavy wind-storm.

Chimarto:
Awka Ibom and Cross River people like marrying Igbos

cuz igbo women love us they know we take care of our woman

Chimarto:
Awka Ibom and Cross River people like marrying Igbos

Did u read the news?

Stawner16:
Electric-execution= electrocution. They were not electrocuted if they survived. Fix the headline, OP.

you are right jare

She's not an igbo woman. Purely Calabar heritage

Chimarto:
Awka Ibom and Cross River people like marrying Igbos