₦airaland Forum

Tracka:
Please let's gather somewhere and sell this country.... What is this?

who will take charge in sharing the proceeds ?
Same corrupt politicians?

PresidObi:
State of emergency to be declared l by the droggie

spencekat:
And his colleagues at the traffic light or police station didn't shoot him died?

OriOko88:

If it's In the US he'd been shot dead by now by the civilians. I really envy US

IyanAtiEgusi:
On Colos!

If u know u know

Tracka:
Please let's gather somewhere and sell this country.... What is this?

Dogalmighty17:
He ran mad but still had presence of mind enough to remove the safety of the gun, cock, aim and fire?

And how did the situation end? It is sad that Nigeria has a whole has no emergency response number to call to tackle issues like this.

I gave up on Nigeria again yesterday. The taxi I took in Abuja yesterday passed under Apo bridge. That very busy area where cars stop to take passengers going to Mararaba and Nyanya.

Just off the road to the left, lay the body of an elderly man who had been hit by a hit and run driver. I gathered that the man had been lying like that for hours. You could see he was trying to move his head at least. His body was immobile. Probably a spinal injury. He was bleeding. He was unconscious but I really couldn't tell.

The most that was done for him was that they placed a few leaves close to him as a warning to vehicles approaching but you could see from how close he was lying to the road, it was only inevitable that another vehicle was going to drive over him. No one was bothered. People were just going around their business. No one called for help on his behalf.

Beside me, was an officer of the Nigerian army and in front was a policeman. I asked the soldier was there not anything that he could do? Call for help for the man? The police in front responded that what's the point? No hospital was going to accept him anyway. The soldier then told the driver to drive off after glaring at me.

I was silent through out the trip. My spirit shaken. That man lying there was a father, a husband.. People somewhere were waiting for his return. But there he lay. Dying the death of a dog. His family will think he was delayed by work or traffic not knowing that their father layed by the road side bleeding out and everyone acted indifferent.

It then dawned on me. Nigeria lost its humanity long ago. That's the only way to understand how the country got to where it is.

billyG:
Why dem no dey run mad like this for asshole rock?

StormpyBee:
May the soul of the departed, rest in the blossom of our Lord. But, this police guys need to undergo psychiatric evaluations, before handing them a gun, and besides, AK47 is high caliber, na shot gun Dem suppose the hold.

Those Bayside boys/ his colleagues for suppose don pin the guy before him kill reach 4.

smartlad:
Chaiii too much frustration in this country.
Is his salary not enough for him

We that r broke and jobless we control ourselves but that officer couldn't do it?
Why do they recruit mentally unstable men and give them gun?

Dollarmind001:

This life you can't predict what will happen in the next minute....

Dogalmighty17:
He ran mad but still had presence of mind enough to remove the safety of the gun, cock, aim and fire?

And how did the situation end? It is sad that Nigeria has a whole has no emergency response number to call to tackle issues like this.

I gave up on Nigeria again yesterday. The taxi I took in Abuja yesterday passed under Apo bridge. That very busy area where cars stop to take passengers going to Mararaba and Nyanya.

Just off the road to the left, lay the body of an elderly man who had been hit by a hit and run driver. I gathered that the man had been lying like that for hours. You could see he was trying to move his head at least. His body was immobile. Probably a spinal injury. He was bleeding. He was unconscious but I really couldn't tell.

The most that was done for him was that they placed a few leaves close to him as a warning to vehicles approaching but you could see from how close he was lying to the road, it was only inevitable that another vehicle was going to drive over him. No one was bothered. People were just going around their business. No one called for help on his behalf.

Beside me, was an officer of the Nigerian army and in front was a policeman. I asked the soldier was there not anything that he could do? Call for help for the man? The police in front responded that what's the point? No hospital was going to accept him anyway. The soldier then told the driver to drive off after glaring at me.

I was silent through out the trip. My spirit shaken. That man lying there was a father, a husband.. People somewhere were waiting for his return. But there he lay. Dying the death of a dog. His family will think he was delayed by work or traffic not knowing that their father layed by the road side bleeding out and everyone acted indifferent.

It then dawned on me. Nigeria lost its humanity long ago. That's the only way to understand how the country got to where it is.

Dogalmighty17:
He ran mad but still had presence of mind enough to remove the safety of the gun, cock, aim and fire?

And how did the situation end? It is sad that Nigeria has a whole has no emergency response number to call to tackle issues like this.

I gave up on Nigeria again yesterday. The taxi I took in Abuja yesterday passed under Apo bridge. That very busy area where cars stop to take passengers going to Mararaba and Nyanya.

Just off the road to the left, lay the body of an elderly man who had been hit by a hit and run driver. I gathered that the man had been lying like that for hours. You could see he was trying to move his head at least. His body was immobile. Probably a spinal injury. He was bleeding. He was unconscious but I really couldn't tell.

The most that was done for him was that they placed a few leaves close to him as a warning to vehicles approaching but you could see from how close he was lying to the road, it was only inevitable that another vehicle was going to drive over him. No one was bothered. People were just going around their business. No one called for help on his behalf.

Beside me, was an officer of the Nigerian army and in front was a policeman. I asked the soldier was there not anything that he could do? Call for help for the man? The police in front responded that what's the point? No hospital was going to accept him anyway. The soldier then told the driver to drive off after glaring at me.

I was silent through out the trip. My spirit shaken. That man lying there was a father, a husband.. People somewhere were waiting for his return. But there he lay. Dying the death of a dog. His family will think he was delayed by work or traffic not knowing that their father layed by the road side bleeding out and everyone acted indifferent.

It then dawned on me. Nigeria lost its humanity long ago. That's the only way to understand how the country got to where it is.

Tracka:
Please let's gather somewhere and sell this country.... What is this?