"What happened today, 5th of january, 2015 shows what Nigeria has become today. The average man in Nigeria is helpless ( I write this with all sincerity of heart)
We
were 5 or 6 of us so who cared. what did we do? We called for an
ambulance three different times and were we told “IT WASNT AN
EMERGENCY”. Then we called the ebola line maybe they would handle the
situation with more efficiency. UNFORTUNATELY the person who picked the
call heard the story and cut off the call...imagine that! So we didn’t
bother to call for help again!
So
we hoped that the epilepsy would calm down, but unfortunately it became
worse and due to that he ended up falling in the gutter (which was full
of stale water), he could have lost his life. So 2 men were able to
bring him out and then we got a doctor who lived nearby to come help us
.. HOURS went by and FINALLY! He came back! He remembered his name &
was able to speak………
At
the end of the day, he got come money for transport, a change of cloths
and definitely some advice from the doctor! I’m so grateful he didn’t
have to lose his life.
If
the roads was tarred his asthma wouldn’t have been at the extreme. If
the gutter was properly drained, He wouldn’t have drowned. If we had
reliable health care services in this country he would have gotten
better treatment and probably not have gotten that epileptic attack. If
we had an effective ambulance system and if the ebola line was effective
too he would have been in the hospital getting better treatment. If we
weren’t caring enough to help him! Who knows??? He could have lost his
life.
Nigeria needs a turnaround before its too late!!!
This is really sad though, thank goodness he didn't lose his life.
ReplyDeleteIf it was a female now; people would've called her a witch and probably set her on fire
DeleteThanks to God and that good samaritan.
DeleteThe rate of insecurity and wickedness in this country have made people to stop helping one another.
DeleteAbeg lindiway..why have I not been seeing my comments for some time now..even the one I posted on this story hasn't been seen..same goes with others
DeleteAwwww..... May God bless ur kind hearts
DeleteThis is a pathetic story, I weep fir Nigeria
DeleteFrom the picture am seeing tho, na over shayoo cause dis one o, na vomiting be dis not epilepsy abeg.....#Hangover#
DeleteAnony u be mumu o,
DeleteEeyah!!
ReplyDeleteEeyah? I can't stand this stupid expression Nigerians use at the most innapropriate times. You would most likely have been one of the people who would say eeyah then turn a blind eye. May God help Nigeria. I've given up.
DeleteLord help him
ReplyDeleteThank God for his Life
ReplyDeleteThis is really saddening after reading everything....may God almighty release him from this bondage. And as for this country, the health sector is terribly getting worse by the day, if it were to be where there are distributing money they won't fail to be there. I wonder what their usefulness is again if they can't rise up to their responsibilities. Smh
DeleteGod bless u poster...none of urs shall lose his or her life pre maturely...
ReplyDeleteAmen
DeleteGod bless u
ReplyDeleteOMG....Allah will see em tru.realy sad.
ReplyDeleteOk so now d health care in lagos st is bad, who do we blame GEJ or Fashola?
ReplyDeleteVery good question
DeleteI have witnessed something like this bfor. It was the first time and I was scared and screaming for pple to help.
ReplyDeleteThe man became very embarrassed wen he recovered from it
I thought Epilepsy is a contagious disease? Don't blame them sha because Ebola has dealt with us and took away our loved ones. But at least he deserved to be cared for
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My word! What I've been hearing is true, you're actually a very stupid person. Epilepsy contagious?! Hey!
DeleteUr vry wicked anon 11.02.chei
DeleteNigerians need to be educated. Some of us are actually so stupid and clueless.
DeleteU re right.....we need to lookout for each oda.......Thank God he survived it.....nd thank God for pple like U dat was arund
ReplyDeleteThis is the stack reality of our country today, so sad, but it's a reminder that we still have a long way to go.God help us to help ourselves.
ReplyDeleteStark u retard not stack.
Delete@anon11:03,can't u correct someone without insulting,dats so bad.
DeleteMust you be like this, simply correct the mistake n move on.
DeleteSubuhanallah! ...Omg! *crying*
ReplyDeleteepilepsy abi asthma?
ReplyDeleteSame thing I've been wondering.
DeleteEpilepsy at the top, asthma at the bottom.
DeleteThank God help came on time, our govts r busy wt election campaign jare
ReplyDeleteAnd Wev read about the good samaritan times without number...what amazes me in situations like this is the fact that people have cars but they can't help those in need of assistance...it shouldn't be so at all..ao sad. 2thess 3:7. @Bishop_Dammy.
ReplyDeleteBishop, I am slow to blame the car owners. I once helped an accident victim who lay dying on the road. Unfortunately, he died in my car before we could get to the hospital. Wetin my eye see for Police hand? I was almost charged with murder! Will I help another time? Not so sure.
DeleteExactly, that's just the bitter truth, so lucky you're not jailed or given life imprisonment for murder
DeleteAargh! Terrible, the entire institution is Bad!!
DeleteHmmmmmm. My dear linda give her the email or whatever medium she can use to reach our dear minister of health, infrastructure and other appropriate sources.
ReplyDeleteThis is so painful to read.That was d same way a man was left to die in d pool of his own blood bcos robbers shot him and took away his money...every one became afraid to write statement in d police station.Thank God for usin me to rush him to d huspital dat day and u for today too.If dat guy was d son of a rich man I tel u many wil render help to him eying his money later.True love is fast leaving Nigeria and its citizens ,we no longer hlp ourselves except if dia is some to gain frm it.God pls give us good leaders in dis nation I pray.
ReplyDeleteOh my
ReplyDeleteThis brought tears to my eyes
I hand over this country and her leaders unto the Lord.
Wch way forward 9ja. Thank God he survived. May God bless u LIB good samaritan
ReplyDeleteWch way forward 9ja. Thank God he survived. May God bless u LIB good samaritan
ReplyDeleteMy dear, I don't know u, but God will bless u and the other Samaritan abundantly
ReplyDeleteEya
ReplyDeleteIt is well
@Galore
Thank God he's alive
ReplyDeleteGod will give him total recovery
Amen!
so touching.....may God help us all
ReplyDeleteNigeria is a messed up country where anything goes. Its very sad. I know how this feels cos I have a family member this happens to and how we all protect her dat and night. Its very sad indeed
ReplyDeleteEhya this is serious..happy hz fine
ReplyDeleteVisit my blog
www.glowysofiscated.blogspot.com
It is well with Nigeria and Nigerians.
ReplyDeleteGod. Bless u for sending this.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm. We really need a change in this country.
ReplyDeleteOh ooh! Rlly sad, worse things like ds happn everyday. I see an inhaler there, hez probably asthmatic. Thank God he ddnt die
ReplyDeletePoor him. Thank God he didn't loose his life
ReplyDeleteMay God Almighty heal him
ReplyDelete...scriptwriting is a course in every university now...every one needs to borrow that course at some point just incase we need to send a story to lib someday...chai
ReplyDeleteMR EDDY said.
ReplyDeletethis is how it has been for as long as I can recall. We all pray for a better Nigeria someday, thank God for his life.
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Nne o bu asthma abi na epilepsy dey do d man ni....
ReplyDeleteHmmmm.....english is not our mother tongue
ReplyDeleteAfrican as a whole is a dead continent.... If its outside the country even if a 2 yr old kid calls an ambulance, they would respond within minutes, that's how I know ppl that value human life....I doubt if Nigeria have ambulance service........God is our only help line in Nigeria
ReplyDeleteVote for better healthcare and security. Buhari/ Osibanjo is chage
ReplyDeleteTnk God for him.....9ja ndi obi akpor!
ReplyDeleteToo bad...
ReplyDelete#Royal Priesthood#
Bros it's too late for any turn around for Nigeria - we do not want any change. Inspire of our half-hearted Lamentations we are content the Situation of things in the country. If I were you I would be the one to turn around and leave Nigeria! All we do is blame our leaders instead of accepting responsibility and trying to make the changes ourselves.
ReplyDeleteIt might be our leaders' fault that we don't have a proper healthcare system but is it also their fault that people would just walk by a man in fits without trying to help? There is ABSOLUTELY NO EBOLA in Nigeria so what is the excuse? Sorry to say it but Nigerians are very heartless. Nobody cares for the other person. There is NO WAY any country can prosper with this attitude prevalent in the vast majority of its people.
I have spoken enough.
Oh My goodness! That could have been anybody. Which way Naija???
ReplyDeleteThis Is Exactly The Way It Will Be At The Last Days.Brothers Will No Longer See Brothers As One,The Society Is Suffering From The End Of Time Symptoms
ReplyDeleteOk. Noted
ReplyDelete>>>> Thank God for his life, but the sender must be an "APCian" Naija and campaign, i hail. <<<<
ReplyDeleteSerious turnaround ooo
ReplyDeleteMay the Lord heal him...
ReplyDeleteU av said it all my dear. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteDoes dis ailment stil exist???
ReplyDeleteIt has b long time hav heard abt it.
Thanks dearest LIB reader dat assisted to help d poor victim though u didn't mention ur name.
U could imagine our health emergency worker's cutting their lines bcos they are afraid of risking their life and carrying out d job they r b paid to do.
God bless u beyond measure not just for assisting d victim but also bringing d info to us@LIB.
#Royal Priesthood#
Thank God for good samaritans like you..God bless u
ReplyDeleteIdiot! From epilepsy to athsma. U need to turn Ur life around before u get infected with ebola. Since wen did epilepsy become an emergency or r u blaming it on GEJ too? Well etcetera listed a whole lot of things to blame on GEJ so u can add dat to d list too. Bladifool.
ReplyDeleteUna nkor wey let am jerk so tey e fall inside gutter? See, Nigeria has more wicked folks than not. Even the ones who pose as kind also do so selectively - case in point na dis sister/brother 'helper' wey e and a few others dey 'help' epileptic person yet dem watch am roll enter "stale water". Please, una all need deliverance, especially Shade and Azuka, the Toke-Makinwa 2015 front-haters.
ReplyDelete#BuhariIstheturnaround
ReplyDeleteThis shocked me, tbh I feel for him God pls help him
ReplyDeleteOhhh my so sad
ReplyDeleteThank God he is okay!!
Hmmmm thank God he's fine now,All is well that ends well!
ReplyDeleteWell, thank God the worse didn't happen.
ReplyDeleteAll will be well
God help my dear country, @Linda junior sis
ReplyDeleteThats why we need to vote for a change
ReplyDeleteWord! 9 out of 10 youths wants to travel abroad because Nigeria offers no hope of a better tomorrow. I hate what has become of Nigeria, God help me to help Nigeria
ReplyDeleteYea, We need to speak up for Change.
ReplyDelete$.
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@Mr Endowed via Lumia phone
Sad so sad
ReplyDelete...Nonsense country, is just because of my mum, am married to a German and I will train my kids here where they have a better future and longer life expectancy. Country where there is better social system, country where people work to travel for a cool holiday in summer not to save mum to take care of old parents because their parents have a better pension plan. Country where okada riders will not cut your life short and people say that's how God want it, country where single mothers live like kings and gov pay their rents, country where every child born is being pay by government till he or she is. 18. Country where there is dignity of labour. Country where the rich pay more tax than the poor, country where every citizen is registered and be a passport with a charge for it. Country where police protect and maintain law and order. Let me stop here and pray for Jonathan our president, I weep for Africa
ReplyDeleteThis is so pathetic
ReplyDeleteThank God the man survived and thanks to you guys that helped out. God bless u.
ReplyDeleteThe story though is not complete without knowing the exact state it happened. Sometimes every problem is not a 'Nigeria' problem. The states and the local governments have Their parts to play too. Also individuals needs to be 'their brother's keeper' whether as a passer-by or an emergency unit worker.
May God bless u guys thet cared. It can happen to anybody.
ReplyDeletehmn................we thank God 4 his life lst of all. the healthcare in our country Nigeria is quite disheartening and one should never wish to be in need of a medical emergency cos "WE ARE SO SORRY 4 UR LOSS" would be d caption of that story.
ReplyDeleteThis person's got me confused. Na asthma abi epilepsy? When d person take drown?? Which ambulance wer u expectin.....abi no be naija u write for dia??? Well, thank God d guy survived
ReplyDeleteGod bless u guys . You were there at that particular time for a reason.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pity
ReplyDeletethank you for not showing his face. this is a big stigma no one wants to be recognize with... may God reward you.
ReplyDeleteWow....
ReplyDeleteIt's pathetic! May the LORD have mercy on us. Thank GOD, he didn't lose his life.
ReplyDeleteGod bless ur heart
ReplyDeleteit is already late!
ReplyDeleteThis Country is not just working. God help Naija
ReplyDeleteGod bless u for helping, but you need to add awareness to the list of what Nigerians need. The truth of the matter is that most people believe that you are not to touch an epileptic person having an attack. It's not about ebola cos it's been there for ages. I don't know whether it's a tradition or what, but you'll see even family members saying don't touch, till he gets over it.
ReplyDeleteThank God of the poster and others who helped. It's sad how uncaring many have become, even if the Ebola number couldn't help shouldn't they have helped to call the appropriate people. Imagine the ambulance saying a man having a seizure in the road is not an emergency. Thank God for the mans life, Nigeria needs help
ReplyDeleteOh no !! This is touching.*wipes tears
ReplyDeleteBefore it's too late kwa it's already late abeg,all we need in this country is God's divine intervention.Bro u do well,god bless you . Bawse lady
ReplyDeleteepilepsy for hours..........hmmmmmm,the attack doesn't usually last more than 30 mins.
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmm! Lord intervene in Nigeria
ReplyDelete...Nonsense country am not proud to be a Nigerian, our government re wicked is only my mum that will bring to Africa again. Everything about black pple is negativr even the word black means bad omen
ReplyDeleteΑѕ hurtful αѕ it may sound, our leaders are inhuman! They care less about the people they should care for. Only ßut a few.
ReplyDeleteChange starts from we the citizens.It's we the citizens that will later be on power
ReplyDeleteThanks 4 yu did d little u can n I sincerely pray nigeria n we d citizen wud 1day bcm a beta country n pple
ReplyDeleteFunny story. Epileptic or asthmatic????Narrator needs to get her facts right.
ReplyDeleteDis is terible
ReplyDeleteWe have completely lost it as a people & nation. Just like the biblical saying "The love of many shall wax cold" God bless Nigeria & restore our nation.
ReplyDeleteMy sister God bless u. Most of d things dt kill nigerians r man made n bad governance over a century old. Every thing n every body cuts corners.if its nt bad roads, no water/dirty water, poor drainage, floods in rainy season, high tension nepa cables hanging anyhw, lasma demselves r hazard....if u av d contacts just ask/research d most common cause of death.its nt disease bt secondary or preventable things...
ReplyDeletewell thank God FOR God. if the Nigerian govt. fails in their duty, baba God go send his angel in form of human.
ReplyDeleteAww that's nice of you people and that's Nigeria for u
ReplyDeletei pray for divine healing unto that weak body. God bless you too, those that cared.
ReplyDeleteSo was he epileptic or asthmatic? I am not a medical doctor or student for that matter, but there is no way both things are related right?! Anywho, our country has gone to the dogs and it is left to us; the youths who have being fed crumbs from the master's table, like Lazarus, to do something before there is no country left. Because this country is ours and soon the Buharis and GEJs will die and we will be left with a crippled economy, debts and war. Let us effect change, but don't ask me how.
ReplyDeleteWho ever wrotte/helped this person did well, God Bless Ya Bruh...
ReplyDeleteMy God..... Nigerians definitely need a turnaround.. So help us lord
ReplyDeleteI don't blame peeps that leave Nigeria to base outside
ReplyDeleteLet us beer on our minds that Goodluck is not a magician. Some of us talk as if we had all these amenities and as if life were all perfect before he assumed his office. He has done we and I support sustainability. I understand that humans always want a change but change should be a positive one not negative; if that be the case, I also want a change. But Burahri ! As a change? Never! We forget so quick in this country. I ask all the youths to have a good chat with their parents on how Buhari ruled this country then come back and post a comment. Long live Nigeria!
ReplyDeleteShort of words,i wonder but wen will dis country ever step up?*sadface*
ReplyDeleteQuite unfortunate. Nigerians have lost their souls, what is left is religiosity.
ReplyDeleteReally, I almost cried..... naija, shey na like dis we go dey dey..
ReplyDeleteThat the suituation we find our self in this awfull nation everybody mind his or her business
ReplyDelete...#JOSHSAYSO...LIB...FAN
"its not an emergency!!" and the second boneheaded tyke hung up!! wTF...hehe wait do we even have an ambulance helpline?? it totally beats me!! I mean 54years n counting n she's barely scratched the surface.... nat impressive #justsaying
ReplyDeleteCherrio
It brought tears to my eyes.
ReplyDeleteHmm...Instead of taking pictures and uploading it, typing abt the incident to forward to Lib, poster should have googled about how to really help.
ReplyDeleteIt's well with my country.
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Thank you.
Deletedon't u tink it's too late dear? anyway I pray tins get better
ReplyDeleteNawa. Dis is so heartbreaking
ReplyDeleteGood deed indeed... God bless ur effort... May God help dis country....
ReplyDeleteThat's bad..thank God he's ok. Nd God bless the good samaritans.
ReplyDeleteHeaven on Earth
Pathetic indeed
ReplyDeletePathetic indeed
ReplyDeleteMy dear o don't blame people.you don't know what he has done,nor the curse following him.
ReplyDeleteThe mindset of most Nigerians is usually "mind our business" we usually don't care what happens around us and in this world of social media, we would rather take pictures and record videos for FB, twitter, instagram and the likes. What we need is orientation on how to care for our brothers and sisters regardless of blood relations.
ReplyDeleteNicely composed... You still wouldn't blame people, when in our dear country if someone dies when you are trying to help him/her, you become a suspect to the police when they won't properly investigate and such person gets locked up for being a Good Samaritan. 24th of December 2014, police men from the Ajah zonal command saw a helpless young man who got stabbed for allegedly throwing fire works and they couldn't rush him to the hospital, they asked the family to go look for someone to help them get him to the hospital. Unfortunately, the young man died and they still asked the family to find means of transporting the dead body to the station.... That's the country we live in and the reason why so many people just don't care.
ReplyDeleteNigerian need to be educated. Simple First aid skill such as CPR average HSE or DOctors may not know. Saw a video once when a man fainted and the crowd was holding and rubbing on to his genital .Parents too are guilty of such negligent in knowledge. Some don't know simple First aid for Kids. When their kids choke they blame the devil or people around . Anyway since most peps have Google browser they should be able to down load the app """First aid by British Red cross"".It tells you what to do in situations. AS FOR THE EPILEPSY GUY , all the crowd could have done in a country like Nigeria where there isn't a reliable medical service is to ensure he is safe .protecting his head and removing any or him from danger close by and putting him later in recovery position when he is done so he doesn't choke on his vomit . Linda is ranked 1st on Google search in Nigeria , people be smart and educate yourselves .It's nice to read blogs but you may need simple tips to save some one close to you.
ReplyDeleteLINDA take advantages of people reading your blog, aside from all the gossip,show off of peps ,money give away and some important NEWS, also your BLOG should be educative and empowering . YOU don't know who is reading . A & F
You are absolutely right.
DeleteThe English tho. Anyways welcome to Nigeria. Assuming the man died, people would have called police to gather the people helping the man. People don't just want that kinda wahala
ReplyDeleteEh yah. With the state of things where the average Nigerian is now a politician for one greedy reason or the other....with so many more pressing issues, I wish you didn't have to do through the ordeal of pounding out this message.... because I doubt if anything tangible would be done about it. however for the records, you have done your bit. God bless you whoever you are.
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Am so short of words!
ReplyDeleteI am really touched. Jst wanna let the writer know that she is my Heroine cos of what she n the others did to that poor dude. May they be richly bless.
ReplyDeleteEayahhh may the Almighty reword u guys abundantly ameen. I wish his parents took him to d hospital when he was very young, I would have been cured, my nephew is under medication , he is below 15 years n will take d medication for 2 years nonstop ( meemee ).
ReplyDeleteThis country is doomed , there's no point bin positive , everything is wrong nd na e go better I de gear since nd til now e nvr better
ReplyDeleteAm not sure he's epileptic cos I can see inhaler beside him.I think its due to d dust he inhaled & couldn't breath well.Tnx for d help sha
ReplyDeleteThank you and your crew for saving a life today if we Nigerians can change from our selfish and wicked ways then we wouldn't wait for Buhari to bring us the change
ReplyDeleteGod bless the persom who wrote this. We need to learn to help those in need.
ReplyDeleteWhr is d luv???! #Pity9ja
ReplyDeleteSee how much people care, not even a single comment yet......but if it was fashio or any other, they would be all over.
ReplyDeleteWe thank God he found help through you guys
ReplyDeleteNa wa oo,good samaritan don scare nooni,bt fank God he made back 2 life
ReplyDeleteWell done and God Bless u and the others for ur care and concern. If we all ve such caring gesture as u people Nigeria will be better off today. God Bless u.
ReplyDeleteEya! Tnx girl, God will reward u ppl accordingly
ReplyDeleteKai! Must we use everything as a campaign tool? Na wa oooo, guess GEJ would have come down 4rm aso-rock to carry him.
ReplyDeleteHelp me o? Madam Nigeria needs a change, tell ur Fada to run for president, then we will hv d beautiful country u drim of. Attention seeking thing! Doh!
DeleteAll they need is to be educated , having values for things that matter and conscience. Funny in enough most think they have values but when you look closer they are moved by everything that doesn't matter..... Knowledge is power but when power is in the hands of a selfish, non ethical or one with no values or moral ,then you question if they are not animals.Truth is we are in a world filled with Animals living among us. A &F
ReplyDeleteU'r right my dear and I must applaud u for your good gesture and bold heart..at times humans don't think that life goes around..what happens to Mr Ayo today might be haruna's turn tomorrow and karma will give to u what u gave to it..i once witnessed same incident in a shopping mall..a young man collapsed and waz shaking on the floor..the folks who were there looking wouldn't aid buh rather moved away saying that they don't want any boldness transfered to them..i almost took sides with them but I suddenly said no For the Christian that I am, so I rushed to the man and held him..abeg am tired narrating..all i'd say is let's our brothers' keeper
ReplyDeleteHmm... We need a better Nigeria we need a change. Because he is an average man doesn't make him worthless we really need a stable n effective emergency care unit not one who would ignore the call of an emergency feeling its nt important. a lot of lifes n properties has been destroy due to the ignorance of our emergency lines......... Grow up Nigeria Wise up!
ReplyDeleteHad it been when u ppu called u said it was 1 senator's son...ambulance o,fire service,road safety,police even vio wil cum...Diaris God
ReplyDeleteGod bless you
ReplyDeleteI know a student who died from sickle cell
Nigeria should have cure for sickle cell by now if not of selfish leaders
At least Jonathan funded the educational sector and now they have more money for research
Nigerias problems come from bad leadership
u r right
If you knew what sickle cell disease is, you would realise that there cannot be a cure for it.
DeleteGod help this yeye country....they will never change
ReplyDelete#abbytohxoft
Thank God he didn't die. I already knew dat Nigeria has deterioted to dis level. I feel it is even worse dan dis. As it is now, d life of a goat is of higher value than dat of a human being. Many NIgerians don't know d level of untold hardship and pain their fellow Nigerians are facing. Some of them dat know stil want d govt to continue. Wat a shame.
ReplyDeleteWe sure as hell do. When u re born without a silver spoon in nigeria, ur opportunities re limited.
ReplyDeleteThis is very sad.....my beloved country has been reduced to this. Thank God the man scaled through. Our govt has forsaken us
ReplyDeleteReally sad.....may God heal him completely
ReplyDeleteWell done and God bless you for your act of kindness. We need more people like you in our communities to show love and kindness. That is what we truly need...
ReplyDeleteGod y'all dat helped em
ReplyDeleteJbankz
When I was younger, there was the popular man in my area he was epileptic, guess how he died? He had an attack, fell in the gutter and drowned in the stale water .
ReplyDeleteAmah
Thank God he didn't lose his life. Our country really needs to be reformed, ki olorun sa nu wa.
ReplyDeleteAdunni Ade
God bless all of you that helped,its sad that rapid emergency numbers are everywhere yet no one to help! This nation is probably heading for the worst.Thank God he didn't lost his life
ReplyDeleteThank God he's still alive
ReplyDeletea.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
ReplyDelete.
Thats naija for yu i swear.....
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ReplyDeleteNo one cares& it's really affecting the nation as a whole. we don't love each other, this is the root of the nation problem
#Commenting thru Glo 4G LTE
We thanks God ...... errrrm Linda couldn't you have helped her edit spellings even if she said you should post it exactly the way she sent i..... yeye yeye
ReplyDeleteThis is so sad
ReplyDeleteVery sad, tnk God u help him and God bless u nd ur family.
ReplyDeleteVery sad, tnk God u help him and God bless u nd ur family.
ReplyDeleteHe should have some form of ID on himself-maybe a wrist band that says epileptic with a next of kins details...or even a t-shirt underneath. Nigeria can be a cruel country when ignorance is unchallenged
ReplyDeletebut God bless you for trying...amen
Tank God he survive
ReplyDeleteEpilepsy isn't contagious....it's a neurological damage dt may result from a birth injury hereby causin over firing and excessive discharge of impulses......
ReplyDeleteIf u see such person,just try to prevent him from hitting any nearby object....don't pour water on him or try to restrain him(as u may cause mor injury)....
U may place a padded stick in his mouth to prevent him from biting off his tongue...,if nt ,just let him finish and help him get his consciousness bak wif simple questions.....
If u ve knowledge about sometin,enlighten d public,don't abuse them
Thank God for his life and God bless u and d oda samaritans.... please Linda we would appreciate if u get a medical Doctor to come sensitize people on Epilepsy, so people don't stigmatise d patient and refrain from helping, a lot of people think Epilepsy is contagious, where as it's not.... pls let's knw first aid, "it can be u".....
ReplyDeleteAbdulmalik Said so via Motorola T191
such a touching story
ReplyDeleteMore of your kind is what we need in this country.
ReplyDeleteGod bless your kind gesture.
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Thank God for him
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Change must come!
ReplyDeleteDear Writer, all d while dis was happening, what did u do to help d man order dan snapping him nd sending to Linda Ikeji's blog ?
ReplyDeletewell, you've said it all. we just need that govt at (Dan 2:44)
ReplyDeleteThank God he survived
ReplyDeleteThank God d guy didn't die,thanks dear writer 4 helping out.As 4 dose insulting n criticizing,y cnt u pple jst keep ur mouth shut if u dnt have anything good 2 say.
ReplyDeleteThis is sad...good thing he didn't die
ReplyDeleteThat's very sad,what kind of country is this
ReplyDeletesooo heart breaking
ReplyDeletemissvee
Writer! Which 1 u dey ? U 1st said 'epilepsy' then 'asthma'...to my understanding both are differnt. Take note...
ReplyDeleteWriter! Which 1 u dey ? U 1st said 'epilepsy' then 'asthma'...to my understanding both are differnt. Take note...
ReplyDeleteWriter! Which 1 u dey ? U 1st said 'epilepsy' then 'asthma'...to my understanding both are differnt. Take note...
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine, the much publicize Ebola lines are not responding to an emergency case. What if the man was suffering from Ebola many people would have contact it by now and the thing will be spreading like a wild fire b4 we wake to reality.
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