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chatinent:
Many are living in such houses.

under hard condition

CheedyJ:
They probably refused to move out for lack of funds...just feeling pity for those children ,sad

Poverty is bad. The eldest among the kids said they are from Ebonyi state. I just hope that their working governor and the general public will hear their cry and come to their aid.

BTW, why give birth to such number of kids when u know quite well that u are struggling? Parents really need to stop bitting more than they can chew. They no dey give award to the person with the highest number of kids

The house self don old

[quote author= post=94469121]Update From . COM

From The Information Obtained By , The Anambra State Government has demolished the building that partially collapsed at Obosi, killing a nursing mother and her husband.

Recall that on Sunday 20th September, 2020, the building collapsed, trapped and killed husband and wife, leaving their six children behind. Their six-month-old baby was rescued alive from the rubble while some others sustained varying degree of injury, Reports.

From The Information Gathered By , Officials of the Physical Planning Board visited the site on Wednesday, September 30, with earth moving equipment and pulled down the building.

According to the Executive Chairman of the Board, Barrister Chike Maduekwe, who said that it is part of their role specification to ensure controlled development, an invitation have been extended to the owner of the collapsed building, Reports.

See The Photos From The Scene As Obtained By Below:

Source: BLOG[/quote]MAY God save us.....

Building?... looks more like a movie set for cryptic shoots....

The building though.

Maxymilliano:
The building looks not habitable, how can any sane human stay in such dilapidated structure ?

It must ba Abakiliki people. They no dey take eye see uncompleted building.

Poverty is evil

Samfloxin:
Show us other cars you worked on...besides I live in Onitsha,can you render service there?

Drop your what's app number

You mean people were actually living in this building that looks very dilapidated?

[quote author=FREEMADNESS post=94471046]Anambra need total cleansing.




poverty rate in the country is becoming unbearable. how can sum1 call a place like dis his house if not for poverty. may God deliver us from poverty, /quote]

Every state in Nigeria has the likes of that building housing many families. It is everywhere.

[quote author=FREEMADNESS post=94471046]Anambra need total cleansing.




poverty rate in the country is becoming unbearable. how can sum1 call a place like dis his house if not for poverty. may God deliver us from poverty, /[quote]Every state in Nigeria has the likes of that building housing many families. It is everywhere.

Hmmm

Don't go picking money. See how best you make it.

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ethicallyright:
Half bread is better than none,

Maybe if the occupants of that building could afford brown roofs,

rain water wouldn't soak and weaken the walls of the building and paint it green with algae,

maybe they would still be alive.

I am certain the inhabitants of this State wish they had brown roofs over their head .

Brown roof is better than none!

People will surely say trash to ur family the day u will die.