Wizzyblack3:

I'd like you to mention me in every of your tweet about this,,,, I'll like to retweet to my followers. @horllarbanjie on twitter.
You can start with @Gidi_traffic, they will surely tweet at the relevant authorities to take it up..

ajaxtea:

Mention me in the tweet also, let me see what I can also do @ajax_tea..

ifyalways:
Unfortunately, there's nothing Lagos state government can do for him.

Is he not able to walk?

I've seen one crawling @jakande r/about with shyte, vomit and spittle all over him, begging for alms. About two @ Obalende. I and a group of friends have one of such people that we send home cooked meal and drinking water to, once a day on rotation. (Mrs A sends on Monday, Ms K on Tuesday, etc)

If you can get a restaurant around, speak to the owner/manager about sending him food and water once each day,it will be nice. You can then check up on him whenever you can.

Life's not fair.

CuteIbukun:
I honestly think Nairaland can do a project tagged humanitarian service and help Musa and other people that might need such help..lets organisé ourselves on this forum and those around and within the aforementioned area can visit him with some goodies,spend time with also..and those that might not be chanced can send cash to a trusted nairalander..Together we can make under privileged ones LAUGH

chidibond:
Cutie, there is already a group for that, many amazing stories if you dig deep... TEHN

baby124:

He has a state that collect allocation to feed and take care of him. Lagos does not have the funds to take care of other states responsibilities. Like I care what you think of my mind. Rubbish

SureGee001:
I decided to pay Musa a visit after reading this topic and i was moved to tears. He is so weak and can barely stand upright, He's in desperate need of medical attention.This topic has gone far to the extent i met a guy that came to check up on him after reading this post.

Let's all rally round to see how we can give him a better life than what he's getting now.

PaperLace:
I almost got carried away with your literary prowess then the above question came along and I found myself sobering up.
I'm gonna meditate on that today.

If the necessary agency refuses to find him, maybe you should find them on his behalf.

baby124:
What state is he from? Lagos State should give him food and health checkup and return him to his state. After all his state representatives probably denied Lagos State's request for tax relief. So let their states take care of them. Lagos also has indigenes in need.

automatix:


You should be over-carried away... DUDE I good. What you see here is on basic levels. If this guy decides to explode eh, his verbosity will almost be lower version of Hon. Patrick Obahiangbon

SureGee001:
As i couldn't take my mind off Musa all through the night, i and friend paid him a visit this afternoon. He was quite full of life today as he narrated his ordeal. He is from Borno State......Chibok to be precise, he spoke in Hausa and was interpreted by a Hausa guy selling stuffs on the Pedestrian Bridge. He said when the war started, he and his friends two in number left the village with no destination in mind. They walked a couple of days without food and water until they boarded a bus coming to Lagos with the little cash they had on them.

On arrival, there was no family nor acquaintance to stay with, so they resulted to begging for alms around Ojodu Berger.On a fateful day, the Lagos State Task Force came to arrest all the beggars around there and they were inclusive. They took all of them to a camp in Ikorodu where they were maltreated and starved off all the essentials of life. He and his friends were incarcerated for over 6 months because they had no one to come bail them out. He lost one one his friend(kabir) during this process, he also recalled been told his body will be dumped in the Canal once he dies.

As they saw his condition worsened, they took him in a bus and dumped him in the night and that's all he can remember.

We got him food, drinks and some cloths to change into. People around discouraged the idea of giving him cash because he was been robbed in the night by street urchins around the neighborhood. We have also decided to get a nurse to come check him out tomorrow and see if medications can be administered. He's willing to return to Borno State once he's hail and hearty.

I can be reached on....yinka042002@yahoo.com

CuteIbukun:
I honestly think Nairaland can do a project tagged humanitarian service and help Musa and other people that might need such help..lets organisé ourselves on this forum and those around and within the aforementioned area can visit him with some goodies,spend time with also..and those that might not be chanced can send cash to a trusted nairalander..Together we can make under privileged ones LAUGH

SureGee001:
As i couldn't take my mind off Musa all through the night, i and friend paid him a visit this afternoon. He was quite full of life today as he narrated his ordeal. He is from Borno State......Chibok to be precise, he spoke in Hausa and was interpreted by a Hausa guy selling stuffs on the Pedestrian Bridge. He said when the war started, he and his friends two in number left the village with no destination in mind. They walked a couple of days without food and water until they boarded a bus coming to Lagos with the little cash they had on them.

On arrival, there was no family nor acquaintance to stay with, so they resulted to begging for alms around Ojodu Berger.On a fateful day, the Lagos State Task Force came to arrest all the beggars around there and they were inclusive. They took all of them to a camp in Ikorodu where they were maltreated and starved off all the essentials of life. He and his friends were incarcerated for over 6 months because they had no one to come bail them out. He lost one one his friend(kabir) during this process, he also recalled been told his body will be dumped in the Canal once he dies.

As they saw his condition worsened, they took him in a bus and dumped him in the night and that's all he can remember.

We got him food, drinks and some cloths to change into. People around discouraged the idea of giving him cash because he was been robbed in the night by street urchins around the neighborhood. We have also decided to get a nurse to come check him out tomorrow and see if medications can be administered. He's willing to return to Borno State once he's hail and hearty.

I can be reached on....yinka042002@yahoo.com