₦airaland Forum

Today, emotion took the greater part of me as I left Lagos this morning and headed to the site of the tragic petrol tanker explosion, the gravesite, and also the Sarkin Dikko place along the Dikko-Maje Road in Suleja, Niger State, where over 100 lives were lost, more than 50 injured, and many properties destroyed.

At the explosion site and the graveyard where 80 victims were buried, I felt the sorrow of a preventable tragedy.

I also met with some of the injured victims at the Hospital to offer support and encouragement.

These recurring disasters call for urgent safety measures: repairing roads, more enlightenment of tanker vehicle operators, investing in healthcare, and lifting people out of poverty to prevent such heartbreaking losses.

I also met with Sarkin Dikko and his council to extend my condolences and solidarity with the people of the Dikko community in Niger State.

Human lives are invaluable, and governance must prioritize their protection through proactive policies.

Together, we can ensure such tragedies become a thing of the past. -PO

docdes:
100 lives lost

vanbonattel:
And their president is sitting with his stony heart and laughing at them.

SoftSport:
smh 🥴 Efforts in futility!😩

May the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace 🙏

yarimo:
Eyes service visit, yet he can't visit the family of the female Bank manager that was kidnap and killed in awka Anambra state

Bobloco:
Do you think that a notorious narcotics trafficker, certificate forger, and buccaneering power grabber, whose wicked and draconian policies masquerading as economic reforms have unleashed untold hardships, hunger, and starvation on the citizens, gives a damn about the victims of the fuel tanker explosion?

He doesn't give a Bleep.

He lacks compassion and empathy

Bobloco:
The Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate for the 2023 presidential election, Peter Obi on Wednesday visited the site of the tanker explosion along the Dikko-Maje Road in Suleja, Niger State, where over 100 lives were lost, more than 50 were injured, and many properties destroyed.

In a post on his official X handle, the former Anambra state Governor noted that he also met with Sarkin Dikko and his council to extend his condolences and solidarity with the people of the community.

Obi noted that he visited the graveyard site where 80 victims were buried and also met with some of the injured victims at the Hospital to offer support and encouragement.

The economist, however, warned that the recurring disasters call for urgent safety measures by repairing roads, more enlightenment of tanker vehicle operators, investing in healthcare, and lifting people out of poverty to prevent such heartbreaking losses.

The statement added, “Human lives are invaluable, and governance must prioritize their protection through proactive policies.

Together, we can ensure such tragedies become a thing of the past.

https://newtelegraphng.com/obi-visit-niger-tanker-explosion-victims-offers-support/

yarimo:
Eyes service visit, yet he can't visit the family of the female Bank manager that was kidnap and killed in awka Anambra state

Mbanda:
Has tinibu visited any not to talk of donating money?

yarimo:
Eyes service visit, yet he can't visit the family of the female Bank manager that was kidnap and killed in awka Anambra state

Peacesigns:
Man like Peter Obi

vanbonattel:
Great man Peter Obi

God bless you for your Compassionate lifestyle.

yarimo:
Eyes service visit, yet he can't visit the family of the female Bank manager that was kidnap and killed in awka Anambra state

Bobloco:
https://x.com/PeterObi/status/1882102588629299621?t=J2eade3AtDT-apmI6f-RaQ&s=19[/quote]Do you note that virtually all the machines visible here are not working!?

Two are unplugged, one is packed to the sides..


The Question is WHY this in most government Hospitals?

yarimo:
tell the agulu fraudster should never do anything until TINUBU react