Klass99:


This wedding vows feel like a trap to keep people shackled to self induced nonsense and stupidity. Who came up with these vows, abeg? He needs to be shot, I know it could have only been a man who would come up with such vows to effectively checkmate women.

For better or worse, should not include nonsense like wilfull and deliberate gambling, excessive drinking, sexual promiscuity etc. Our choices create our circumstances, our circumstances are created by our choices.

This man knows what he is doing, men like him always know what they are doing. There is nothing spiritual about this, neither is it a mental health issue. What is it with us and blaming our poor life choices, on mental health issues or the spiritual sef?

When did we become so weak and incompetent to the point of constantly making excuses for ourselves and others? I am just thinking out loud, because I saw a thread on gambling where a self confessed gambler said the addiction is spiritual . No sir, it is not spiritual you made a choice that led to a downward spiral.......you made the choice, not the devil.

Why is it so hard for people to grasp this?

Samuelthemanli:
might Be Even Better I Have High Hopes

I hope so... But assuming it was a big team playing with Liverpool, I always have high hopes... If it's average teams, I have my reservations plus early match is not our thing

Karleb:


Women always get half the sentence. Some even get lesser sentences if the judge is a woman wrapper.

Minjim:

He had apologised immediately .He is just apologising again.

I must say, some Yoruba people amazed me. You allowed yourselves to be convinced by Igbos that your own people are evil while SE paint theirs as saints
Imagine the same defense Peter gave on the Sars killing in Anambra, when Sanwo olu gave it, you insulted him.
Who do Igbos want with Lagos? Any small banter, they will say they must take Lagos. Take it and do what with it?
We know of many things happening in the West because Lagos is a cosmopolitan city. Do you know about all the atrocities in the East?

alobright17:
This particular you show never covered all the kilometers that the rain in the entire Usa passes through i can bet you on that . some of the areas are also open . and again what you sent never change anything ,or are you saying people don't jump traffic light despite the red light showing ? what do you do in that case ?

alobright17:
clearly you're the one missing the point, my point is putting those measures and after that will you force people to adhere to it ? that's why I used the traffic light that has been put yet people still jump it some even do jump it when others are still waiting for the greenlight. all those measures are there but some people deliberately ignores them .that's my point.

Why you never asked yourself why others were waiting yet the bus driver came and crossed, from the statement it even show that he came and met others that are waiting for the train to pass . what did others that was waiting saw that he did not ? abeg no try to justify this mumu drivers recklessness on this matter, they are the types that jumps red lights even when it is showing red.

palsenator:



Damn sure you don't know Sogunle in Lagos..... Even the blaring sound of the train could be heard some kilometers away.... That is enough measure. The train didn't derail of its track bro...

This is where those that studied engineering would have helped in terms of the red ink...
Is the sound of train enough to avert danger and preventing motorists from making wrong decisions (based on their knowledge on HSE)

I am shocked that you feel that a barricade in place would not have prevented the driver from moving on...That little restriction from his movement would not have saved lives? ....
I guess this is where I will draw the curtain for today as far as this thread is concern... I am exhausted already..Itwas cool chatting with you all

Successlane:



"............ many cars stopped when they got to the level crossing while the Lagos State Staff Bus driver continued moving.........."

success2me:


Was the driver a baby?😡
He should rot in jail, imagine the lives lost cos of his stupidity

Badadvisor:

Are you a Man U fan?

Liverpool fan

Fearyourcreator:

It shows you don't know the place ... I personally I hate walking on the track... There is barricade there sef... Except for the place where road for vehicle cross the railway... Its also around Ikeja along too... Train horns are crazily irritating ... You will always hear ... Other vehicles were waiting but bus decided to move... What's the fault of railway there...

emiika:


what point?
do you read the part where it was said other vehicles stopped, why did they stopped if there was no sign, the loud blaring horn, the barricade, the driver should be checked properly, the problem with lagos government is that they employed their staffs based on “who you know” in government

Based on your summary, You are implying that The Nigerian railway Association does not owe the citizens the duty of care whatsoever because..
<<1 they can see that it was a train..
<<2 the Horn can showcase that...
Therefore no need for signs and Barricade is that correct?

Kingcalls:


Guy...Nigeria no be texas... I blame the BRT driver 100% ... do they have to put a barricade b4 he obeys?? Dint other drivers obey?? We know the country we live in and we must have to protect ourselves by all cost...ordinary election to elect good leaders as flawed, the courts are flawed, the security officers are all flawed... the system is flawed...to survive , u need to protect urselkf in this country... there are lots of bad roads that lead to accidents, we now the government have failed us , but that don't mean we sud drive as we wish cos we expect the government to ensure good roads ... this country na sense and wisdom them de take follow am ...

emiika:


my point is this, just blame the driver for his impatience, all you mentioned above are already in order for a train to pass through a busy city like lagos, even the deaf can hear the blaring of horn also there are barricades on the railway, that was i asked if you live in Lagos or any other states that uses train as a means of transportation

Thepotterman:


But now that we do not have this measure yet, provided that most of this train started operations like 3-4years ago. But somethings don't need measures, it need common sense, and to be frank, the driver has none, and he should be blame 100%. Do someone need to tell him that he need to stop when he see an incoming train? No, even 200m away he would have been feeling the rumbling and sound of the train, and the one that happened yesterday, it's not even a corner, that means he saw the train ahead of him but he chose to pass, that's big Time stupidity and lack of sense....

emiika:


i’m not sure you live in Lagos State or any states in Nigeria that used train as one of the means of transportation cos if you do you won’t type all these...

alobright17:
the other drivers that stopped for the train to pass what signs did they see!?

No be on this same Nigeria that drivers jumps red lights with careless abandoned but the same driver won't try that when in another country, here driving one way is common. Even with measures people tend to offend rules and regulations in Nigeria.

Karleb:
Could have easily been 5-1.

Wasteful United.

Haba!!! K my man!!! U think 4:1 is not an audacious result

I no just wan say Wetin go make you go bring back your already dried handkerchief🙊🙈🐶😝🎉🤸

Badadvisor:

That game was very painful.

DeOTR:

...friendly, helpful, or cooperative feelings or attitude.

If you don't consider a lawmaker donating transformers to the community as an act of goodwill, then maybe he's the owner of the private company you're paying monthly electricity bills to.