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Popular Nollywood actress, Nkechi Blessing, narrowly escaped a potential disaster after the POP ceiling in her Lekki residence suddenly collapsed. Eyes Of Lagos reports,

The actress shared the shocking incident on her Instagram page, posting a video that showed the wreckage dangerously close to her car. The footage quickly went viral, sparking reactions from fans who expressed relief over her safety while questioning the cause of the structural failure.

Although the damage appeared extensive, Nkechi Blessing confirmed that she was unharmed and expressed gratitude for escaping what could have been a tragic accident.

As of the time of this report, the actress has not disclosed the exact cause of the collapse, but many have urged homeowners to conduct regular maintenance checks to prevent such incidents.

Kingluqman:
This thing don dey too much these days!!! Be like the quality of the material used don drop, Nigeria don happen to the company too




Thank God she's safe, the thing for burst silicone

LibertyRep:
The rampant falling of POP should call for concern.

Fake materials and or low budget contractors.

LibertyRep:
The rampant falling of POP should call for concern.

Fake materials and or low budget contractors.

Unseen:
Can someone explain to me how a post that's not even educational made it to the front page with only one response 🤷🏿‍♂️

Lorechino:
Since this year alone ,I can vividly count how many celebrities that have had such horrible experience, reason is not that this Pop's are not strong, but after buying or renting the house many of them goes to add more decorations to it (modifying the existing POP, ADDING HEAVY LIGHTS , Changelings abi wetin , etc. Cos I have seen many people around me with this POP in their personal houses without issue for decades. (If u wan buy house go for structure test)

Lorechino:
Since this year alone ,I can vividly count how many celebrities that have had such horrible experience, reason is not that this Pop's are not strong, but after buying or renting the house many of them goes to add more decorations to it (modifying the existing POP, ADDING HEAVY LIGHTS , Changelings abi wetin , etc. Cos I have seen many people around me with this POP in their personal houses without issue for decades. (If u wan buy house go for structure test)

owobokiri:
Lack of quality training and quality certifications of artisans and sundry occupations/professions has made it very hard to get quality jobs done by these people. Even most of these PoP jobs are done by Togolese and Ghanaians because they were trained effectively in their countries. As usual, rather than building such training centers here, we chose to import the services!

We need to start valuing good certificates by insisting that before folks operate in this country as masons, carpenters, brick layers, mechanics, electricians, painters, nurses and all that, they must have gone to a well organised formal school, they must have been trained to specifics and they must have passed a series of rigorous examinations that provide them with quality/dependable certificates..

We don't do that over here at the moment. We don't even have enough schools/skills acquisitions center to train the young in these areas. They are not properly trained, so do you expect them to give you propwr services? You avoid building training institutions to produce more quality trainees, but when you have a need to have this kind of work done, you call on someone who barely learned enough of his jobs rudimentaries from the road side.

What do you expect then? Perfect work?
That's not happening..

Lorechino:
Since this year alone ,I can vividly count how many celebrities that have had such horrible experience, reason is not that this Pop's are not strong, but after buying or renting the house many of them goes to add more decorations to it (modifying the existing POP, ADDING HEAVY LIGHTS , Changelings abi wetin , etc. Cos I have seen many people around me with this POP in their personal houses without issue for decades. (If u wan buy house go for structure test)

Hassanmaye:
Expensive slum, from drinking shit water to unnecessary billing on utilities