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Exousiang01:
She most probably slept off on the wheels

It's always better to drive drunk than to drive tired.

I will take a drunk driver over a tired driver any day.



She must have slept off on the wheels, that's what happens most times, she was at an event as a vendor, she must have not only stood throughout but had to be prepared a night before and get there early for setup, now she has to leave late after the after party, she must have been tired.
An energy drink and loud music would have saved her life.
Again we don't know if she was obeying the speed limit. At 1am the road is free and she could be way above the limit



They were at the scene at 2am in the morning on TMB one of the longest bridges in Africa waiting for an accident to happen?
Is that how you spend your nights?



Don't be ignorant ask any professional or better still ask any Road Safety official you know. Most accidents at night are from tired drivers.

That tired thing eh...
Reminded me of when I was serving in Sokoto and working night at a brothel.
I'd been working since 6pm and club ended like 4:10 am.
That's how by 4:30am I started a 40-minute ride on my bicycle from Kwanawa to More, Kware lga., with the hope that I could quickly catch some sleep and prepare for 9am class.

I'm recalling in hindsight that I probably rode on a downward slope and lost brain activity.
That's how my bike hit the culvert and tumbled me into the next lane and left me rolling like...
Thankfully, there were no incoming vehicles.
All my body were with blood and crazy bruises.
I no go forget that day, sha.

alphaconde:
Sleep driving is real especially with AC on with hot sun.

And that makes accident more fatal

Hot sun?
Read the story.

Very unfortunate.
It's my opinion that the barricading in that 3mb should be raised a bit higher.

One way or another it would've prevented her car from going down.

Considering na ònye mèrè ihea bụ nwa afọr, I hope it is not the case that there's something particularly sinister going on in that state.

Look at the pattern of killings happening there.
Same M.O.
Now, even my people are trying to tap into it.

What is happening in Kwara that is making people to quickly whack and dismember bodies?

DSS1335:
I have not seen a successful honest business man fall victim of such organized crime. Me that is ordinary civil servant with few apartments available for rentals have agent that handle that for me based on my requirements of the kind of tenants I need. The agent profile the prospective tenant and seal the deal that's all

So many of these business men doing the work of agents are very greedy men unwilling to let go a small percentage as low as 5%. Had that man allowed agents do their work, he would still be alive today

You're in Nigeria and you're saying this?
I can tell you haven't lived enough. I'm so embarrassed.

Your statement is careless and tactless.
You remind me of the TV Series, Power, when Ghost's daughter, Raina, was killed.
This is the same question they asked him.
Except in Nigeria, like Al Pacino said in the movie, Heat, "you can get killed walking the doggy."
Go and touch grass!

The reason he was killed isn't clear.
They saw advert, declared interest, and then whacked him.

Makes no sense.

I don't understand the unauthorised part.
Are there some that he authorises?

HRHQueenPhil:
We are looking for a Graduate (Adhoc Worker) who is available for a short and easy project.

📍 Location: Taraba
💰 Budget: ₦150,000

If you are interested and meet the requirement, kindly send your CV to ekaette.obot@terawork.com
with the subject “Adhoc Project – Taraba” must have a laptop

I guess only people in Taraba can do this hustle.

Is he projecting on Nigerians what is happening in his area for erring people?
How will a whole Sultan be talking about telling FG not to beat people with Koboko?
Why will the FG even be beating someone with Koboko?

What tf is he talking about?

Dazzay:
I'll survive hippopotamus so far I can run faster than him.

ehn?
Have u checked how many km/h that dude runs?

Olamide Oladipo, congrats on your wedding.

I remember those days in Ife, you'll be in that kitchen in block 3 or 4, sharpening those rap skills. Eventually it paid off.
So much talent, with a way that infused English, Pidgin, and Yoruba, all in one.
And always had the knack to improvise any musical beat into music.

What a guy!
Wishing you marital bliss.

Daejumong:
Matt 16:12
Peter took him aside and began to rebuke him. “Never, Lord!” he said. “This shall never happen to you!”

Peter was not afraid to rebuke Jesus out of love and Jesus didn’t feel too big to be rebuked. He gave room for his disciples to rebuke him. That’s the way it should be. Stop all this ‘ touch not my anointed’. Nobody is more anointed than Jesus , God the son.

I'm sorry, but Mathew 16v12 does not have this translation.
It's entirely different.

forenzy:
Nigerian social work qualification accepted in Australia 08062225826 Whatsapp

What's the catch?

It's refreshing to see that her grand dad remained with her grand mum till old age.
The percentage of blacks that go abroad and get married to whites till old age is not on the high side.

What about Plumptre's mother?

Ima86:
Be physically fit for yourself and not because of NIS. Humans and systems can fail. Trust in your creator and pray often. Have an open mind too. Do your best whether u are shortlisted or not, life has not ended. U will be shortlisted by his grace.

Thank you.
And if u get connect, help.

Elsueno:
Don't do this to urself bros, listen to @Gabicon20. He is probably saving u from some serious disappointment. I know, u probably think u are built different & would get it, in one try(I pray u succeed). But no put mind for recruitments in Nigeria. If u eventually get shortlisted, There would be enough time for every preparation. Goodluck

I understand. No mind me. Na just talk.
This isn't my first rodeo.

Gabicon20:
Put that energy into praying and looking for a good connect
NB: I no be senior man o na innocent advice based on experience.

All right.
That's what I'm gonna do.

Thanks.

Good morning, everyone.
Senior men in the house, those who have been there and done that. I salute you all.
I have a question for you all.

Now, I have applied for NIS.
If by God's grace I get shortlisted, what do I need to prepare for next?
What should I be careful of?
Do I need to start preparing to be physically fit?

Tell me something, please.

It's surprising when I'm reading i just see someone say, "I got a job in so-and-so place"...
And these are FG jobs.

Make una show us way na, abeg.

ezenwaez:
Exercise patience.

Website says it's now closed.

Seeing Sesame Street made me immediately remember the 2006 Paul Walker movie, "Running Scared".
When that boy called Oleg pointed a gun at that pimMp man, the man be like...
"You learnt to use that watching Sesame Street?"
Then he went, 'You're not even holding it right.'

The good ol' days.

Neliuszeus:
Yes, but you should try to get the original of the certificate before the screening stage.

How're you doing?
Do they scrutinise the waec certificate very well?
Like, is that where they determine if someone's date of birth is correct?

Hard to believe this didn't garner traction.

Hussen240:
NAHCON
NELFUND
NDIC
PENCON
BOI

You can still get into this agencies if you have strong connects...

Can you help?
Even if it is Corrections.

0neal:
Its a prescription on how to find purpose

I meant showing up daily to the present hustle or engagement is one of the recipes to help a man find purpose.

Just like the scripture in luke 16 if one is faithful with less, one can be faithful with much...

This makes sense.
Thanks.

ElevationD:
I am surprised that you do not know that bicycles come in different capacities. Even at that, how do you expect bicycles to have the same capacity as power bikes?
How he made it in three days is his business. You do not know his energy. I do not know his energy. None of us knows his routes. Ours is to watch him and wish him success in his effort.

The way u made your analysis on traversing to Europe in the other page is quite different from this. As if you're on the edge.

You quite outlined the route to Europe but cannot understand what route he'd have used to make it from Benue to Benin in 3 days.
The reason u can't is because no matter how u try to analyse it, it wouldn't make sense.
And that bike is not those kind of bikes you're talking about.

ElevationD:
Did you see his bicycle? Do you know that some bicycles run into several thousands of dollars?

Definitely not that kind of bicycle.

FoxyBlueSKy:
I really wish to understand your point of view in this

Interesting update.

Are you a facilitator?
Or how do you come in?

Working 12 hours from Monday to Sunday is not good for a country like Nigeria.

This is not China.

This will be a skill opportunity.
Is there any room for learning?