So so sorry for all the victims,and the government should do something about their up-keep now and provide adequate living environment for it's citizens...God will send a refuge to you guys..
Sorry, that this happened. Bu then I served in Ibadan and I remember saying consistently that the kind of dilapidated and almost collapsing houses you see in most parts of that city will never survive any adverse weather.In fact,a whirl wind could have blown any of those houses away. I hope the rehabilitation measures will be geared towards building stronger structures and also imbibing the maintenance culture in them. Away with 100yrs Agbo ile (not sure its correct,lol)
This is pathetic; Wish the victims of the flood a quick recovery from their lost and the government should waken up to their responsibilities to the citizen. Peace of God to all my Ibadan people. Seyibabs
This is pathetic; Wish the victims of the flood a quick recovery from their lost and the government should waken up to their responsibilities to the citizen. Peace of God to all my Ibadan people. Seyibabs
It was really a sad thing to behold........families wiped out,,,Families bcomin Regugee in their own country..........Water dem say ee no get enemy,,but ds water get ooIt was really a sad thing to behold........families wiped out,,,Families bcomin Regugee in their own country..........Water dem say ee no get enemy,,but ds water get oo
Oh Nigeria! Its 2011, see where human beings live. :(
ReplyDeleteohhhh, my dear people of Ibadan land.....so sorry to see all this!
ReplyDeleteThis is a natural disaster zone.SMH
ReplyDeleteSo so sorry for all the victims,and the government should do something about their up-keep now and provide adequate living environment for it's citizens...God will send a refuge to you guys..
ReplyDeleteSorry, that this happened.
ReplyDeleteBu then I served in Ibadan and I remember saying consistently that the kind of dilapidated and almost collapsing houses you see in most parts of that city will never survive any adverse weather.In fact,a whirl wind could have blown any of those houses away.
I hope the rehabilitation measures will be geared towards building stronger structures and also imbibing the maintenance culture in them. Away with 100yrs Agbo ile (not sure its correct,lol)
This is pathetic; Wish the victims of the flood a quick recovery from their lost and the government should waken up to their responsibilities to the citizen. Peace of God to all my Ibadan people. Seyibabs
ReplyDeleteThis is pathetic; Wish the victims of the flood a quick recovery from their lost and the government should waken up to their responsibilities to the citizen. Peace of God to all my Ibadan people. Seyibabs
ReplyDeleteIt was really a sad thing to behold........families wiped out,,,Families bcomin Regugee in their own country..........Water dem say ee no get enemy,,but ds water get ooIt was really a sad thing to behold........families wiped out,,,Families bcomin Regugee in their own country..........Water dem say ee no get enemy,,but ds water get oo
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