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eyah so unfortunate, but Big Joe don't always involve in accident na, how manage?

Amen n Amen.


quote author=decatalyst post=55598678]What a loss.

RIPto the dead.


The way these tout called driver run on these bad roads is fearful. May we not enter a bus or car destined to doom.[/quote]

IamaNigerianGuy:
You are a fool

May God forgive u for u are ignorant of ur action

SeniorZato:
May God forgive u for u are ignorant of ur action

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IamaNigerianGuy:
May God reset your brain this Easter which has been polluted with your Satanic brand of Christianity.

Am a proud Muslim and a strong advocate of peace

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SeniorZato:
Am a proud Muslim and a strong advocate of peace

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Jesus ahh Wat a lost....may their stuff rip

Jesus ahh Wat a lost....may their soul rip

RIP to the deads

They and their family had plans for Easter but for them that didn't come to fruition. For their families , they never envisaged mourning a loved one on Easter day. What a tragedy, a scar that won't go away, every Easter from henceforth is for ever scared with the commemoration of the death of a loved one.
May the Almighty comfort their families and grant the deceased forgiveness and peaceful rest. It is well indeed.

I am thinking that the N15b was meant for the rehabilitation of Nigerian transport system to improve safety.

jackpot:
RIP to the deads

What a senseless waste of human lives. In most cases, these accidents could have been avoided but for the recklessness of the driver and most often the passengers who sanction these drivers to drive at very unsafe speed. Often times these passengers would attack and demean anyone who dare suggest that the driver should slow down. These passengers act like they want to get to their destination "yesterday," and they end up getting there not alive but in body bags.

I had been on the receiving end of the vile vituperations from these "dare devil" passengers [who think that they have nine lives] simply for admonishing the driver when he was passing another vehicle in a very unsafe corner. At least any good driver should know that you do not pass another vehicle unless you have a clear view of the road ahead of you. But in Nigeria, drivers pass each other in places that is clearly a "NO Passing Zone." Also, a lot of Nigerian drivers drive while impaired albeit with alcohol or drugs and they drive like "bat from hell."

May God grant the souls of the departed eternal rest!