A 14-year-old JSS 1 student has been crushed to death by a truck in Ibadan area of Oyo state. According to reports, the student was knocked down by the truck driver while trying to cross the road as the pupil was crushed to death in the process. The accident and the pupil's untimely death was said to have caused tension in the area.

Just last month, a driver of Oyo State-owned mass transit bus killed a secondary school pupil in Ibadan. The accident, which attracted other pupils, resulted in a mob attack on the bus, popularly called Ajumose.

People vandalized the vehicle by smashing the windscreen and side mirror.

The mob attacked the driver, a middle-aged man, who was injured.

The driver was said to have also injured pupils.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/06/14-year-old-jss-student-crushed-to-death-to-by-truck-in-ibadan-graphic-photos.html

Credit; Splash FM

God what is this?

So at 14 years of age you haven't perfected the act of crossing a road? Back then in primary school around 1978, I lived at isheri while my school was at liasu road. Anybody familiar with Lagos will have to realise you have to cross that deadly express at isheri before getting to council bus stop. Me and my squad so much perfected it we could cross that road blind folded. During weekends , we retire to the middle of that express to sell groceries. Nothing happened to us, we never died. Its a pity and I feel so sad this generation of kids are weak hearted, over pampered and feeble not to even know how to cross a road properly at the ripe age of 14.

RIP

I thought fashola has built all the roads in Ibadan...and FRSC officials is at every point.


RIP

we just lost the future president of Afenifere.

What is this?! Poor child, her parents n family will be so devastated at such a horrendous death! May her soul RIP. When will all these senseless carnage on Nigerian roads end?

ChiefAzubuike:
So at 14 years of age you haven't perfected the act of crossing a road? Back then in primary school around 1978, I lived at isheri while my school was at liasu road. Anybody familiar with Lagos will have to realise you have to cross that deadly express at isheri before getting to council bus stop. Me and my squad so much perfected it we could cross that road blind folded. During weekends , we retire to the middle of that express to sell groceries. Nothing happened to us, we never died. Its a pity and I feel so sad this generation of kids are weak hearted, over pampered and feeble not to even know how to cross a road properly at the ripe age of 14.

RIP

Noticed you have been
Trying so hard to be nwaamaikpe

benzene00:

Noticed you have been
Trying so hard to be nwaamaikpe

If you wan read nwamikpe comments u no sabi him handle ?
Person like nwaakaetti, anigreat, drinklimca chiefazubuike , nwachibizor etc go comment una go say them dey copy nwaamikpe.like say na only him get license to comment on nairaland.

Such a sad way to die.

Rest in peace lil one

rip bro

So sad

Oh no RIP child.

ChiefAzubuike:
So at 14 years of age you haven't perfected the act of crossing a road? Back then in primary school around 1978, I lived at isheri while my school was at liasu road. Anybody familiar with Lagos will have to realise you have to cross that deadly express at isheri before getting to council bus stop. Me and my squad so much perfected it we could cross that road blind folded. During weekends , we retire to the middle of that express to sell groceries. Nothing happened to us, we never died. Its a pity and I feel so sad this generation of kids are weak hearted, over pampered and feeble not to even know how to cross a road properly at the ripe age of 14.

RIP

Five more minutes for you to run mad

The student should have been more careful. Stop crossing roads paying half attention

benzene00:

Noticed you have been
Trying so hard to be nwaamaikpe

See how useless ur existence is? So thats the only thing u noticed on nairaland.

Is it Dangote truck?

A future leader's dream has been cut short.

The grave iscthe richest place on earth.

RIP little Lad.

Is there no over head bridge there?

ChiefAzubuike:
So at 14 years of age you haven't perfected the act of crossing a road? Back then in primary school around 1978, I lived at isheri while my school was at liasu road. Anybody familiar with Lagos will have to realise you have to cross that deadly express at isheri before getting to council bus stop. Me and my squad so much perfected it we could cross that road blind folded. During weekends , we retire to the middle of that express to sell groceries. Nothing happened to us, we never died. Its a pity and I feel so sad this generation of kids are weak hearted, over pampered and feeble not to even know how to cross a road properly at the ripe age of 14.

RIP

How many vehicles, heavy duty vehicles, dey Lagos dat time?

ChiefAzubuike:
So at 14 years of age you haven't perfected the act of crossing a road? Back then in primary school around 1978, I lived at isheri while my school was at liasu road. Anybody familiar with Lagos will have to realise you have to cross that deadly express at isheri before getting to council bus stop. Me and my squad so much perfected it we could cross that road blind folded. During weekends , we retire to the middle of that express to sell groceries. Nothing happened to us, we never died. Its a pity and I feel so sad this generation of kids are weak hearted, over pampered and feeble not to even know how to cross a road properly at the ripe age of 14.

RIP

dnt wry is all i hv 4 u

ChiefAzubuike:
So at 14 years of age you haven't perfected the act of crossing a road? Back then in primary school around 1978, I lived at isheri while my school was at liasu road. Anybody familiar with Lagos will have to realise you have to cross that deadly express at isheri before getting to council bus stop. Me and my squad so much perfected it we could cross that road blind folded. During weekends , we retire to the middle of that express to sell groceries. Nothing happened to us, we never died. Its a pity and I feel so sad this generation of kids are weak hearted, over pampered and feeble not to even know how to cross a road properly at the ripe age of 14.

RIP

so you thought it was by your power, u are sickly sick

ChiefAzubuike:
So at 14 years of age you haven't perfected the act of crossing a road? Back then in primary school around 1978, I lived at isheri while my school was at liasu road. Anybody familiar with Lagos will have to realise you have to cross that deadly express at isheri before getting to council bus stop. Me and my squad so much perfected it we could cross that road blind folded. During weekends , we retire to the middle of that express to sell groceries. Nothing happened to us, we never died. Its a pity and I feel so sad this generation of kids are weak hearted, over pampered and feeble not to even know how to cross a road properly at the ripe age of 14.

RIP

Shout up: The race of is life not to the skilled. God only showed you mercy.

And before you ask why mercy was not showed to him; that is left to God to answer.

Certainly he is with the Lord.

use the truck and settle her parents

ChiefAzubuike:
So at 14 years of age you haven't perfected the act of crossing a road? Back then in primary school around 1978, I lived at isheri while my school was at liasu road. Anybody familiar with Lagos will have to realise you have to cross that deadly express at isheri before getting to council bus stop. Me and my squad so much perfected it we could cross that road blind folded. During weekends , we retire to the middle of that express to sell groceries. Nothing happened to us, we never died. Its a pity and I feel so sad this generation of kids are weak hearted, over pampered and feeble not to even know how to cross a road properly at the ripe age of 14.

RIP

The person in question is dead. Why not just write RIP and move on?
To the family, friends and loved ones that he left behind, take heart.
RIP young man

ChiefAzubuike:
So at 14 years of age you haven't perfected the act of crossing a road? Back then in primary school around 1978, I lived at isheri while my school was at liasu road. Anybody familiar with Lagos will have to realise you have to cross that deadly express at isheri before getting to council bus stop. Me and my squad so much perfected it we could cross that road blind folded. During weekends , we retire to the middle of that express to sell groceries. Nothing happened to us, we never died. Its a pity and I feel so sad this generation of kids are weak hearted, over pampered and feeble not to even know how to cross a road properly at the ripe age of 14.

RIP

What has this one said..........Mr perfectionists or what? I pray evil will never visit u.

ChiefAzubuike:
So at 14 years of age you haven't perfected the act of crossing a road? Back then in primary school around 1978, I lived at isheri while my school was at liasu road. Anybody familiar with Lagos will have to realise you have to cross that deadly express at isheri before getting to council bus stop. Me and my squad so much perfected it we could cross that road blind folded. During weekends , we retire to the middle of that express to sell groceries. Nothing happened to us, we never died. Its a pity and I feel so sad this generation of kids are weak hearted, over pampered and feeble not to even know how to cross a road properly at the ripe age of 14.

RIP

Stupid Nigerians blaming the dead boy like u perfect

It's a pity. That was how I lost one of my pupils on Monday, the boy was lying under a faulty truck,without knowing that the boy was there,they pushed the truck and it crushed his head. The boy's life was cut short just like that.


Rest in Peace.

Why are they no more taught to ask adults to cross them
Growing up we ask people to cross us

ChiefAzubuike:
So at 14 years of age you haven't perfected the act of crossing a road? Back then in primary school around 1978, I lived at isheri while my school was at liasu road. Anybody familiar with Lagos will have to realise you have to cross that deadly express at isheri before getting to council bus stop. Me and my squad so much perfected it we could cross that road blind folded. During weekends , we retire to the middle of that express to sell groceries. Nothing happened to us, we never died. Its a pity and I feel so sad this generation of kids are weak hearted, over pampered and feeble not to even know how to cross a road properly at the ripe age of 14.

RIP

You saved by grace and not because you're perfected in crossing the road.
We have case of people who were only sitting in there shop and a truck or car lost control and hit them inside shop. What would u say about that?
The truth is, our grace is different from each other.
That wasn't that boy first time of crossing that road.
Stop sounding like you're saved because you're perfect when you were young.
RIP to the boy

ChiefAzubuike:
So at 14 years of age you haven't perfected the act of crossing a road? Back then in primary school around 1978, I lived at isheri while my school was at liasu road. Anybody familiar with Lagos will have to realise you have to cross that deadly express at isheri before getting to council bus stop. Me and my squad so much perfected it we could cross that road blind folded. During weekends , we retire to the middle of that express to sell groceries. Nothing happened to us, we never died. Its a pity and I feel so sad this generation of kids are weak hearted, over pampered and feeble not to even know how to cross a road properly at the ripe age of 14.

RIP

This comment of yours is not fair enough on the dead boy. At least try to show some sympathy rather than blame the poor boy. I just pray you don't experience such in life.

Nigeria has successfully killed the young Lad.
RIP...what a very tragic story,I hope you found rest.
Who will take responsibility for all the bad bad bad thing we dey befall us for Nigeria.

Our politicians will do their substandard road without pedestrian walkway,Since the economy is so buoyant and everybody drives.

I collected my drivers license without a driving test,the cover page has a driving school certificate,I was like how? When did I graduated from a driving school...I still have the driving school certificate...