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Cameleon72:
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HellFire?

and so?

gunuvi:
To those of you castigating and blaming akpabio, my question to you is- is he the driver? Shm

And to you shielding him from blame, is the driver the owner of the convoy rushing to beat traffic light and catch up with an international flight... Now it has happened "Oga" was rushed to "Private" ward of National hospital and no mention of others who probably suffered more "injuries" than oga. If dat other vehicle had been a private vehicle, I fit swear say that driver/owner would have been in trouble..

No matter ur status in d society, we shud also abide by simple traffic rules.

eleko1:
Where is the thief rushing/runing to?Why won't he get accident when they don't obey traffic law .They'll spend Million now to treat ordinary pain wey Aboniki can do.

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pathetic law-makers

shaddoww:
The United States Embassy has confirmed that the convoy of former Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Godswill Akpabio, collided with a suburban jeep belonging to the mission on Monday.

The Senior Information Specialist in the embassy, Sani Mohammed, said local authorities had commenced investigation into the accident.

When asked about the condition of the driver and the vehicle involved in the crash, Mohammed said he did not know.

He said, “A US embassy vehicle was involved in the accident. We are staying in touch with local authorities who are investigating, but I don’t know the condition of the driver and the vehicle.”

But the Head, Media Relations and Strategy, Federal Road Safety Corps, Bisi Kazeem, said seven adult males were involved in the crash, adding that three of them including Akpabio sustained injuries and were taken to the hospital.

“A suburban jeep and a Mercedes Benz SUV were involved in the accident; the suburban was towed to the embassy while the Benz SUV was towed to the Central Police Station. Our accident investigation team has already commenced investigation, so it is too early to know the cause of the accident,” he said.

Akpabio, who is currently the Minority Leader of the Senate, was involved in a car accident in the early hours of Monday on his way to the airport to catch an international flight.

One of our correspondents learnt that his car ran into a convoy of some US embassy officials while trying to beat the traffic light.

An officer of the FRSC, who craved anonymity, told one of our correspondents that the occupants of the vehicles in the convoy of the US embassy and Akpabio’s driver did not sustain any injury but that the senator suffered some injuries in the chest region.

The FRSC officer, who was at the scene of the accident which occurred around 7.25am near the Bolingo Hotel, along Abuja Airport Road, in the Central Business District of the FCT, stated that Akpabio was immediately rushed to the National Hospital for an intensive care.

One of the senator’s aides, who was sighted at the National Hospital on Monday, told one of our correspondents that Akpabio was travelling outside the country to visit his wife and children when the accident happened.

The Deputy Minority Whip, Senator Biodun Olujimi, who was one of the early callers at the hospital, explained that medical personnel at the hospital told her that the Akwa-Ibom North-West senator was in a stable condition.

Also, the current Governor of Akwa -Ibom State, Udom Emmanuel, who was sighted at the hospital, did not speak with journalists when he got there around 12.10pm.

The Chief Information Officer of the National Hospital, Hajia Rabiah Labaran, told journalists that Akpabio was brought to the hospital by some FRSC officers who rescued him from the scene of the accident.

Labaran said, “He (Akpabio) was brought in this morning after he had a car crash as I learnt. He was brought in from the Bolingo Hotel junction, where a vehicle crashed into his own vehicle from behind.

“When they brought him we conducted a check on him and the result showed that he did not have any serious injury. He was talking when he was brought in and they gave him necessary attention at the trauma unit.

“I learnt that as of this afternoon (12:30pm), he was taken to the private wing of the hospital for proper care but there was no serious injury.

“It is something he can come over in a few days. He is currently recuperating,” she added.

A source, however, told one of our correspondents last night that Akpabio had been discharged from the hospital. The source, who is one of the aides of the senator, said he was discharged from the hospital around 4pm after the doctors had certified him fit to continue treatment after the necessary prescriptions.

But Labaran declined further comments on Akpabio’s treatment when contacted last night.



www.punchng.com/news/akpabios-vehicle-collided-with-ours-us-embassy/

How can I buy these 2 suv's as salvaged cars. Won't mind fixing both and owning both. Gush! A suburban and a benz jeep.

Would Mr Boboye Oyeyemi of d FRSC do d needful? Investigate and prosecute the driver that is at fault, notwthstanding the position of their ogas dat dey serv

Koolmexxi:
And to you shielding him from blame, is the driver the owner of the convoy rushing to beat traffic light and catch up with an international flight... Now it has happened "Oga" was rushed to "Private" ward of National hospital and no mention of others who probably suffered more "injuries" than oga. If dat other vehicle had been a private vehicle, I fit swear say that driver/owner would have been in trouble..

Well, I have had experience where my driver has made very costly mistake due to over zealousness but it was God that saved me that's why I am surprised that no one was blaming the driver but akpabio. Well, I understand your point sha but try and reason with mine too.

shaddoww:
The United States Embassy has confirmed that the convoy of former Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Godswill Akpabio, collided with a suburban jeep belonging to the mission on Monday.

The Senior Information Specialist in the embassy, Sani Mohammed, said local authorities had commenced investigation into the accident.

When asked about the condition of the driver and the vehicle involved in the crash, Mohammed said he did not know.

He said, “A US embassy vehicle was involved in the accident. We are staying in touch with local authorities who are investigating, but I don’t know the condition of the driver and the vehicle.”

But the Head, Media Relations and Strategy, Federal Road Safety Corps, Bisi Kazeem, said seven adult males were involved in the crash, adding that three of them including Akpabio sustained injuries and were taken to the hospital.

“A suburban jeep and a Mercedes Benz SUV were involved in the accident; the suburban was towed to the embassy while the Benz SUV was towed to the Central Police Station. Our accident investigation team has already commenced investigation, so it is too early to know the cause of the accident,” he said.

Akpabio, who is currently the Minority Leader of the Senate, was involved in a car accident in the early hours of Monday on his way to the airport to catch an international flight.

One of our correspondents learnt that his car ran into a convoy of some US embassy officials while trying to beat the traffic light.

An officer of the FRSC, who craved anonymity, told one of our correspondents that the occupants of the vehicles in the convoy of the US embassy and Akpabio’s driver did not sustain any injury but that the senator suffered some injuries in the chest region.

The FRSC officer, who was at the scene of the accident which occurred around 7.25am near the Bolingo Hotel, along Abuja Airport Road, in the Central Business District of the FCT, stated that Akpabio was immediately rushed to the National Hospital for an intensive care.

One of the senator’s aides, who was sighted at the National Hospital on Monday, told one of our correspondents that Akpabio was travelling outside the country to visit his wife and children when the accident happened.

The Deputy Minority Whip, Senator Biodun Olujimi, who was one of the early callers at the hospital, explained that medical personnel at the hospital told her that the Akwa-Ibom North-West senator was in a stable condition.

Also, the current Governor of Akwa -Ibom State, Udom Emmanuel, who was sighted at the hospital, did not speak with journalists when he got there around 12.10pm.

The Chief Information Officer of the National Hospital, Hajia Rabiah Labaran, told journalists that Akpabio was brought to the hospital by some FRSC officers who rescued him from the scene of the accident.

Labaran said, “He (Akpabio) was brought in this morning after he had a car crash as I learnt. He was brought in from the Bolingo Hotel junction, where a vehicle crashed into his own vehicle from behind.

“When they brought him we conducted a check on him and the result showed that he did not have any serious injury. He was talking when he was brought in and they gave him necessary attention at the trauma unit.

“I learnt that as of this afternoon (12:30pm), he was taken to the private wing of the hospital for proper care but there was no serious injury.

“It is something he can come over in a few days. He is currently recuperating,” she added.

A source, however, told one of our correspondents last night that Akpabio had been discharged from the hospital. The source, who is one of the aides of the senator, said he was discharged from the hospital around 4pm after the doctors had certified him fit to continue treatment after the necessary prescriptions.

But Labaran declined further comments on Akpabio’s treatment when contacted last night.



www.punchng.com/news/akpabios-vehicle-collided-with-ours-us-embassy/

The embassy can't even trust naija police with their dented vehicle.

Akpabio should go to church and thank God for his life, he has powerful enemies who want him out of the way.
The CIA failed attempt to eliminate him is a miracle. Very few people live to testify after any CIA operation like the one he just survived.

seunmsg:
I hope he has learnt his lessons never to disobey traffic laws again. A lawmaker should not be a lawbreaker and leaders should try lead by example.

Exactly!

Can eye witnesses please tell us the truth, there is no how someone rushing to beat traffic lights would be crashed onto at his back by another vehicle not wanting to beat the traffic lights

Why tow the car to the embassy rather than police station?

I'm only concerned about his driver. How is he doing? I pray he recovers soon. For Akpabio, I don't have anything to say.

Really? So your driver would drive against the traffic without your permission is this the first time he's driving against the traffic God just taught him a lil lesson, maybe next time he tries it na RIP we go see

gunuvi:
To those of you castigating and blaming akpabio, my question to you is- is he the driver? Shm

u cudnt stay put for jst 2mins or less jst to ensure ur life trafficwise & nw u spent d whole chilling in d private wing of d hospital as if na private jet.....
irony of life

gunuvi:
Well, I have had experience where my driver has made very costly mistake due to over zealousness but it was God that saved me that's why I am surprised that no one was blaming the driver but akpabio. Well, I understand your point sha but try and reason with mine too.

my bro...u r a true patroit.people should not fuel the already volatile polity wth sentimentalism! even in our laws (National Road Traffic Regulation), d onus of any infarction on d road is vested on d driver.he should b prosecuted,datz d law! 4 the Senator & oda VIPs,FRSC should embark on serious advocacy...itz too much, & it is evrwhr in d country!

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gunuvi:
To those of you castigating and blaming akpabio, my question to you is- is he the driver? Shm

Do you have brain at all?

Is he deaf,dumb/blind dat he can't caution his driver?Is the road meant for speed racer?dem dey pursue him from village?. wish his waist got broken to serve as a lesson to dos demon

gunuvi:
To those of you castigating and blaming akpabio, my question to you is- is he the driver? Shm

Anyone who believes this damage control piece by the financiers of this despotic government, is high on Paw Paw leaf. This was a irrational, unguided , poorly executed assassination attempt by some insidious elements in this government. It's obvious that Akpabio is the next president, come 2019, hence the reason for this gaffe by this government. The US Democrat party can cover up this goof by their immature crony, but they will not be able to shield them from themselves. This is the return of the days of Sgt. Rogers, period.

sweetboiy:
.I can only wish him speed recovery.....

lol....speedy recovery jst as na speedy hast to meet up wit d airport bring d man dwn

Can you imagine, senator disobeying traffic

Akpabio had it been that ur wife and children are in Nigeria,u wudnt av been involved in this mess.
Public officers looting us since Abacha's death

In accordance to his name God don win,as him don excape death Godwin.Even the Us envoy maintained traffic rules.9ja senetors disgracing us

Gejpresident:
Buhari planned it, to removed minority leader and replace with APC senator

But he has failed once again

He will continue to fail Nigerians till they stone him to death

I wish buhari, APC, north and western Nigeria failure

God bless Niger Delta.

God bless our oil

We will continue to feed this country till other part can provide for themselves, but I know they can't

BUHARI REPLACING THE MINORITY LEADER, AKPABIO, WITH AN APC SENATOR, WHAT A STUPID AND DUMB STATEMENT. Go back to school and stop embarrassing us (ND).

U mean his village president?

hinwazaka:
Anyone who believes this damage control piece by the financiers of this despotic government, is high on Paw Paw leaf. This was a irrational, unguided , poorly executed assassination attempt by some insidious elements in this government. It's obvious that Akpabio is the next president, come 2019, hence the reason for this gaffe by this government. The US Democrat party can cover up this goof by their immature crony, but they will not be able to shield them from themselves. This is the return of the days of Sgt. Rogers, period.