God, please keep protecting and guide us. I nearly hit a school child yesterday. I was driving jejely and all of a sudden, this child just ran across the road in Lawanson, Lagos.

Thank God my braking system was top notch. See the sound as I matched my brake. Mehn, I said God thank you. It would have been another story. My brother, it was so close.

Almighty Jehovah protect ur children from blood suckers this mber month including December, my God encircle us with a sacred wall of fire!

KenModi:
This is what happens when you have a broken system, broken society as well as a broken state of affairs.

A country where not even one of its sectors works as it ought to or to its full potential.

This is simply a case of animals turning on animals.

The drivers probably have no proper license, the vehicle probably has no proper papers, the system is not effective enough to check offenders and punish them adequately, people can bribe their way when they commit crime on the road and people can just take any car they like and enter the road without any consequences.

The ones who beat up these drivers might be guilty of all the above crimes and offenses, yet they turn on their fellow offenders while blaming their leaders for all their problems......

Nigeria’s problems lies at the feet of the masses from whom the leaders are chosen every four years.

Don't forget to thank dOG.

Focusmind:
God, please keep protecting and guide us. I nearly hit a school child yesterday. I was driving jejely and all of a sudden, this child just ran across the road in Lawanson, Lagos.

Thank God my braking system was top notch. See the sound as I matched my brake. Mehn, I said God thank you. It would have been another story. My brother, it was so close.

Does god manufacture brakes in Nigeria?

It's shocking how many people walking the streets of Nigeria today are capable of murder. What if it was brake failure? What if the kids were at fault? What justice has it served now by wasting 2 more lives.. We hardly think in these parts..

Focusmind:
God, please keep protecting and guide us. I nearly hit a school child yesterday. I was driving jejely and all of a sudden, this child just ran across the road in Lawanson, Lagos.

Thank God my braking system was top notch. See the sound as I matched my brake. Mehn, I said God thank you. It would have been another story. My brother, it was so close.

That's what I'm saying. That's why it's called an accident. We can only be careful and leave the rest to God. But here they burn the car and probably kill the driver. Restructure, division, APC, PDP democracy military or not there's just something very wrong with our mindset.

thesicilian:
They probably deserve it.

RIP to the children.

Parents and guardians should try and keep a closer eye on their children especially in these ember months.

Nobody deserves death pls irrespective of their crime. Those pple that killed the driver are much worse than the driver.

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Those killers shall know no Peace. God pls come and transform this world to your taste, ur old creation don spoil.

This heavy duty drivers can drive anyhow on the road but on the other hand, those children are two small to walk alone along the road.
May God rest their soul in peace.

IBILEmayweather:

why u dey shine teeth?

KenModi:
This is what happens when you have a broken system, broken society as well as a broken state of affairs.

A country where not even one of its sectors works as it ought to or to its full potential.

This is simply a case of animals turning on animals.

The drivers probably have no proper license, the vehicle probably has no proper papers, the system is not effective enough to check offenders and punish them adequately, people can bribe their way when they commit crime on the road and people can just take any car they like and enter the road without any consequences.

The ones who beat up these drivers might be guilty of all the above crimes and offenses, yet they turn on their fellow offenders while blaming their leaders for all their problems......

Nigeria’s problems lies at the feet of the masses from whom the leaders are chosen every four years.

You are absolutely right. We don't have clear marked walkways for pedestrians to walk or how to keep pedestrians and school children safe from vehicular movement. Also, the brakes of the vehicle might be faulty, the drivers and conductors are of course not trained and imagine how the people just gruesomely killed them. I wonder how people do these things and still carry on with their daily lives.

KenModi:
This is what happens when you have a broken system, broken society as well as a broken state of affairs.

A country where not even one of its sectors works as it ought to or to its full potential.

This is simply a case of animals turning on animals.

The drivers probably have no proper license, the vehicle probably has no proper papers, the system is not effective enough to check offenders and punish them adequately, people can bribe their way when they commit crime on the road and people can just take any car they like and enter the road without any consequences.

The ones who beat up these drivers might be guilty of all the above crimes and offenses, yet they turn on their fellow offenders while blaming their leaders for all their problems......

Nigeria’s problems lies at the feet of the masses from whom the leaders are chosen every four years.

No need absolving the leaders, they r the major culprit of the failure of this country.

See innocent children I really feel the pain there parents are passing through now, may the lord console every family that lost there children, and for the masses please let's stop all this jungle justice I don't think it would have been the joy of those guys to rammed there vehicle on those children. For them also I say Rip.

IkpuNnegiEwu44:


Where were they fleeing to after killing 5 school girls, their actions led to the mob action

They probably fled because of the fear of jungle justice.

This is too bad why kill the conductor, was he driving. Ebonyi people are just too barbaric

i mean no offense but what wrong did the conductor do, i mean he wasnt the one driving, for all we know he might have warned the driver about the speed and the driver might have refused to listen

thesicilian:
They probably deserve it.

RIP to the children.

Parents and guardians should try and keep a closer eye on their children especially in these ember months.

stfu
was he reckless ?
looking at the pictures those are too tender to be going home alone and kids of their age hardly show care when crossing the road
am not trying to defend the drive but killing him is very wrong


it can happen to anyone

thesicilian:
They probably deserve it.

RIP to the children.

Parents and guardians should try and keep a closer eye on their children especially in these ember months.

This your comment is way more disheartening than the whole sad incident

Available247:


Nobody deserves death pls irrespective of their crime. Those pple that killed the driver are much worse than the driver.

And the person you quoted is way more evil

Didn't you all read the part where it said the driver took off immediately after the accident. He shouldn't have done that and that's why he died.

thesicilian:
They probably deserve it.

RIP to the children.

Parents and guardians should try and keep a closer eye on their children especially in these ember months.

I hope it is not a new tactics in the South.

sad news

thesicilian:
They probably deserve it.

RIP to the children.

Parents and guardians should try and keep a closer eye on their children especially in these ember months.

you are a criminal... Big one

jidxin:
you are a criminal... Big one

Ok

KenModi:
This is what happens when you have a broken system, broken society as well as a broken state of affairs.

A country where not even one of its sectors works as it ought to or to its full potential.

This is simply a case of animals turning on animals.

The drivers probably have no proper license, the vehicle probably has no proper papers, the system is not effective enough to check offenders and punish them adequately, people can bribe their way when they commit crime on the road and people can just take any car they like and enter the road without any consequences.

The ones who beat up these drivers might be guilty of all the above crimes and offenses, yet they turn on their fellow offenders while blaming their leaders for all their problems......

Nigeria’s problems lies at the feet of the masses from whom the leaders are chosen every four years.

True talk
Nigeria’s problems lies at the feet of the masses from whom the leaders are chosen every four years.

Say no to reckless driving, you approached a school and you were still driving fast. So unprofessional.

Killing the driver and conductor won't bring the children back

yaki84:

No need absolving the leaders, they r the major culprit of the failure of this country.

And the leaders are from space right? They dropped out of the sky straight from Mars??

Or maybe we imported them from somewhere in Europe or Asia?

Every country’s leaders are simply a product of their society. Our leaders are only but a reflection of how rotten our society has become over the last few years.

Killing them is not the next thing nau


Some people need to take chill pill

I have two kids in kindergarten, I can only imagine the pains of those parents holding the lifeless bodies of their children they had earlier bathed, dressed and sent to school, in my entire life, I pray this doesn't happen to me. My kids should live long enough to bury me. Tears dropping from my eyes as I type this. I pray they find comfort. That picture is so heartbreaking

How is it the conductors fault that he was also killed?