Something like this has happened in Zaria b4, in Katsina State poles has fallen few days after installation. The problem is from the manufacturers who uses tiny wire instead of iron rod.
Under the new dispensation, the supplier of the substandard pole, staff of the purchasing department of the Agency of government that accepted the pole and the engineers that allowed it to be put up should be sanctioned!
That's why it's better to patronize EEC poles. I think their factory is somewhere in Akute. They were the pioneer pole manufacturers in Lagos state before different competitors started manufacturing substandard poles..... Marketing tinzzzzzz..... Lol.... But seriously patronize them
Thank God nobody was seriously injured. On another note, it's suddenly breaks and falls, not "fall". Little details, Linda. Little details. @otomokpo1039
Hmmmmm...
ReplyDeleteThank God it didn't fall on any one and wht a shame dat dis type of tin is happening when it could hav b avoided.
Obviously substandard. Naija *smh*
DeleteThank God it didn't fall on anybody o
DeleteThank God no life was lost. Linda take note!
DeleteThank God no life was lost. Linda take note!
DeleteWen u use fake materials on something this is the result u will see. Thank God no life was lost.
DeleteHope it didn't injure or kill someone o. It is well o.
Delete#TeamBLessed#
Hmmm! Hope no casualties?
ReplyDeleteEverything be falling in Nigeria ok o
ReplyDelete~D great anonymous!
Good it didn't hit anyone
ReplyDeleteLol. Someone is after dem in dat area
ReplyDeleteLol. Someone is after dem in dat area
ReplyDeleteSubstandard
ReplyDeleteSomething like this has happened in Zaria b4, in Katsina State poles has fallen few days after installation. The problem is from the manufacturers who uses tiny wire instead of iron rod.
ReplyDeleteWhats with all these bad news everywhere? Na wa o
ReplyDeleteit is well
nigeria go better
ReplyDeleteUnder the new dispensation, the supplier of the substandard pole, staff of the purchasing department of the Agency of government that accepted the pole and the engineers that allowed it to be put up should be sanctioned!
ReplyDeleteMade in china....
ReplyDeleteFlimsy people with flimsy materials
ReplyDeleteLol..Nigeria
ReplyDeleteThank GOD phcn staff are there to handle the situation
ReplyDeleteThat's why it's better to patronize EEC poles. I think their factory is somewhere in Akute. They were the pioneer pole manufacturers in Lagos state before different competitors started manufacturing substandard poles..... Marketing tinzzzzzz..... Lol.... But seriously patronize them
ReplyDeleteBuhari should probe the contractor
ReplyDeleteshame!!
ReplyDeleteWhy are we still installing electricity using poles in Nigeria in this day and age? Has nobody ever heard of underground cable?
ReplyDeleteGod help naija
ReplyDeleteGod help naija
ReplyDeleteSerious!
ReplyDelete9ja made
ReplyDeletePHCN only knows how to collect money. They should better be careful to avoid harming someone
ReplyDeleteThankGod no casualties,May God continue to protect his pple.
ReplyDeleteThank God nobody was seriously injured. On another note, it's suddenly breaks and falls, not "fall". Little details, Linda. Little details. @otomokpo1039
ReplyDeleteNo reinforcement in it.
ReplyDeleteNo reinforcement in it.
ReplyDeleteOp no life was lost
ReplyDeleteWhy won't it break when they are using less material and looting the country
ReplyDeletewhere in alapere?
ReplyDeleteE eya, thk God no one was hurt sha....
ReplyDeleteThank God it didn't fall on anybody
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm. Linda, that incident happened on my street junction. I thank God it didn't fall on anyone.
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm. Linda, that incident happened on my street junction. I thank God it didn't fall on anyone.
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