₦airaland Forum

Irishrena1:
O my gawd . Now I'm not gonna eat meat for a very long time.
Imagine the trauma for friends of the victims that know those number plates off-hand and seeing it online?

rev14vs11:
I've been very ill for a week and I thought I would never see the light of dawn. I saw this right now and I sighed

"Good Lord I'll forever serve you. If no one does, yet I'll.of course, I'm no better than this Creatures who have died".

0rex:
80 km/h? Seriously?

JOOHEL:
RIP..


drive small small dem no hear


I can't drive more than 80km when driving


I mean I won't allow my acceleration pass 80km on my dash board if I'm on an express road like Nigeria where the road ain't good



see pot holes ..

chia!!!



Modified* the two posters above me tho

see as dem chance me!!!

11.01 am both of them..
Those types of dangerous spots are where men of FRSC should be to alert drivers, especially commercial drivers of dangers ahead. But what we have is FRSC officers in corners of urban roads, stopping vehicles to ask for particulars and look for any excuse possible to delay motorists and extort money. It is sad.

88natzy:
Rip
I still remember vividly the day we had accident on that road.
It was tragic and th[s][/s]e trauma lasted for awhile.