The Nigerian Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, put the death toll from the collapse at 86."We understand from our assessment team that the total number of people who have perished is now 115, but those are not all South Africans. South Africans are about 84 that have died" Jeff Radebe told reporters.
The South African minister also said that 26
injured South Africans were meant to return back home today but one of
them decided to stay back at the Synagogue church. A 19-member medical
team including specialist doctors, nurses and medical military
paramedics took care of the injured on board the military C-130
aircraft. Among those transported today included two orphaned toddlers
whose parents died in the tragedy.
South Africa, politicizing Nigerian tragedies since 1904!
ReplyDeleteOya NEMA increase your number cos that's what u guys have been doing.
DeleteGiving Nigerians wrong info. Only when SA talk their own Una go raise Una own.
Am waiting.
WHy is it our government doesn't know how to count?
ReplyDeleteYou cant even compose an ordinary sentence
DeleteGod bless their souls
ReplyDeletegreatladyofgod@gmail.com
Dis is just outrageous.
ReplyDeleteI'm out. ***CATCH ME IF U CAN***
It is well
ReplyDeleteThis is becoming alarming
ReplyDeleteI don't think the south African government will take it easy on pastor T.B Joshua. They might sue him if things get out of hands
BORN TO SHINE!!!
a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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115 human beings died unto say they come serve GOD..... May their souls R.I.P.....
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a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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115 human beings died unto say they come serve GOD..... May their souls R.I.P.....
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***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***
God av mercy. May their soul rest in peace. Automatic way to heaven.
ReplyDeleteThis SA people shld go and rest jared.
ReplyDeleteOh, how sad.
ReplyDeleted funniest is its only in Nigeria u hear of such...bad fr d image oo
ReplyDeleteMay dia soul rest in peace.amen
ReplyDeleteGod have mercy.
ReplyDeleteMay their soul rest in peace
ReplyDeleteJesu o, itumo ni wi pe, we can't trust govt. this goes to show that all the book haram attacks and deaths should be multiplied by 2. Lord have mercy
ReplyDeleteNot just 2 ooo. Add 2 zeros. And u go get the actual number.
DeleteThat y I don't trust the stats on the Ebola case.
wtf! make God help us.
ReplyDeleteChinazojudy@gmail.com
#Nazzylicious
May the souls of the dead rest in peace Amen #onelovefromSnow#
ReplyDeleteAm really sorry for the diseased. Like their pastor said, they died 4 salvation. *abia* #####QUEENMAYA#####
ReplyDeleteThe word is Deceased. Geeez what's wrong with you??
DeleteWe always have to find out the truth from outsiders. Nigerian journalists have collected bribe and are reporting lies. Shame on Nigerian press.
ReplyDeleteWow, look at how South Africa is looking after its citizens! And not even just the white ones. I'm impressed.
ReplyDeleteIf only Nigeria would come to the aid and rescue of its people around the world like this.
Kimmy*****
Hmmmmm this is serious
ReplyDeleteFaceoflib
May Dere Soul Rest In Peace
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm
ReplyDeleteVry sad
ReplyDeleteSouth Africa is now the GIant of Africa since we have sold our birthright through irresponsible leadership.can you imagine naija evacuating her own citizens frm anywhere
ReplyDeleteGod have mercy. This is a real tragedy
ReplyDeleteFollow @mayvibes @ogasisyley and get instant 10 followers
ReplyDeleteHmmm. Speechless God hav mercy
ReplyDeleteis it that they are actually hiding the total numbers of persons who lost their lives?9ja sha
ReplyDeleteThis is serious!!!
ReplyDeleteMay their souls rest in peace..amen
ReplyDeletenawaooo such is life
ReplyDeleteSA kpele nu.
ReplyDeleteAnd our naija journalists yaff chop & close eye, heart and mouth on top the marrer
ReplyDeleteT.b Joshua this is the beginning of your end.
ReplyDeleteWhy is nema not telling Nigerians the real figure of the dead? Or have they been given 50k too?
ReplyDeleteGod knows best! RIP to d dead
ReplyDeleteAhhhh..! So pathetic.
ReplyDeleteBad news. ENGR Emy
ReplyDeletehmmm, i no talk am e cant be 80?
ReplyDeletePainful.May their souls rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteBuh NEMA and the church will keep telling us that the death toll is 86..#liars
Y won't they lie? when they been given 50k for fuel And told to leave the dead and report only on the survivors
DeleteHmmm..may deir souls rest in peace
ReplyDeleteNna nawa oh
ReplyDeleteWe don use South Africa eye see something this period. Their citizens came here and died while we bundled cash to sneak into their country. Geographically we are miles apart. Nigeria please allow South Africa to rest...please!!
ReplyDeleteYou are really topping billboard I see it coming, but when mrs president say it!;we all laugh at the comment, and rumoured! damn I think I adopt it from her, there is GOD oooo..!
ReplyDeleteThis is what I call a responsive and responsible government. Can you imagine nigerian govt doung that for their people? Sending a military aircraft with medical personnel to evacuate its citizens?
ReplyDeleteMay their souls Rest in peace... and the soul of my mum, including my uncle that is still in mutuary.....Amen
ReplyDeleteMortuary..sorry
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