Eyewitnesses say the same container which was heavily loaded with cement had fallen down from the trailer at the Ijora area of Lagos earlier in the day. The SUV was with plate number LSD 532 CN
Thursday, 3 September 2015
3 male adults confirmed dead from accident at Ojuelegba yesterday
Eyewitnesses say the same container which was heavily loaded with cement had fallen down from the trailer at the Ijora area of Lagos earlier in the day. The SUV was with plate number LSD 532 CN
It's really sad. May their souls rest in peace
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I heard abt dis news last nite on NTA and was shocked@dis tragic loss.
DeleteLord help and save us frm untimely deaths and tragic accidents. RIP to them.
s last nite on NTA and was shocked@dis tragic loss.
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Of the thousand ways to die, this is the worst! They woke up early to go to work, had a long day at work and were on their way home, but evil was lurking from above! Some wicked person decided to cut corners and overload a trailer with more than it could carry and now those lives are gone with the wind!
DeleteThis is really tragic and painful...rip to the dead.
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DeleteThe case of falling off container on the Ojuelegba bridge is becoming too frequent. The govt need to be proactive to reduce future loss of life due to the carefree attitude of logistics companies.
ReplyDeleteThus, I would suggest that The Nigeria Police through it Highway Marshall and FRSC must inspect any trailer before climbing our bridges.
Secondly, trailers that have not done it due diligence and has cause it vehicle to damage other people property should be made to pay for the loss of life and property
please i don't know why Nigeria government don't have sense to stop all this trailer. now see what happen yesterday at Ojuelegba flyover bridge.please we have train to Cary whatever we want to Cary like Cement,fuel and co. i dint know what everything in Nigeria is jagbajagab
ReplyDeleteAtimes, I will be compelled to blame God while He created me to be a Nigerian. We will be busy stupidly shouting PDP, APC and all of that while we continue to die like useless flies and our leaders will continue to eat fat with our collective wealth. This is not the first or the second time this kind thing will happen at Ojuelegba and other locations, yet non of our Luciferic leaders will raise an eyebrow to it and look for a way to control the menace. A country where the life of the ordinary citizens are worthless and seen as unholy sacrifice. May God save His people.
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Tragic!!
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All this reckless trailer drivers
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How can somebody even survive this one?😭 Rip to the dead🙏
DeleteRIP!! I it had fallen earlier in the day, and the trailer still drove it like that, then I guess he shld be charged!
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ReplyDeletebut why must a soul be lost before we know the right thing to do. governor Ambode pls stop sleeping and wake up to do what we vote you for...most of u have trailers in this business. pls do something or this kind of this will happen to ur children and relative. so sad
ReplyDeleteRIP to the dead. But i blame the idiots that go around vandalizing guard rails on the bridges. If caught they should be charged with attempted murder.
ReplyDeletePlease can guard rails be put on all our bridges pls to avoid such
Its quite sad that drivers manning these heavy duty vehicles operate them as though they are driving race cars, swerving carelessly and speeding mindlessly. its a pity we lost souls even though we have a government that has demonstrated little attention for loss of life, i recommend experienced drivers be engaged forthwith, coupled with restricting these vehicle to designated routes to avoid a re-occurrence.
ReplyDeleteLastma will see these deadly trucks and collect bribes instead of doing their jobs.
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wat a pitiable situation,may deir soul rest in peace
ReplyDeleteThis is very very sad and unfortunate
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ReplyDeleteReally tragic may there gentle soul rest in perfect. Peace
ReplyDeleteSo unfortunately. May der soul rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry. Its the day trailer will fall on a Governor's convoy they will wake up
ReplyDeleteIs it not time people are prosecuted for such things. If people are punished for accidents like these then everyone will be more careful.
ReplyDeleteThis is so heartbreaking! May God rest their souls....
ReplyDeletethank god for saving d life of me and my son from dis accident cos the bus we were inside was following d truck behind
ReplyDeleteSo sad.....may their souls rest in peace.....learnt that they ve warned all dis trailer drivers not to follow dat bridge again but they won't listen. The stupid officers that are there has bin bribed dats y dey allowed d trailer to pass through...C wat has happened now
ReplyDeleteLord help and save us frm untimely deaths
ReplyDeleteWhy should trailers climb bridges?
ReplyDeleteRestrictions apply in sensible countries to avoid accidents like this.
Why must people do business at the expense of the precious lives of fellow citizens?
Ambode, how many people must die before you sit down to think??
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ReplyDeleteSo sad, may God save us from untimely death. RIP to the dead
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