See this alakoba trucks. This was sighted on Agege road in Lagos this afternoon. Meanwhile
another container fell along Ikorodu-Sagamu road this morning. This
comes 48 hours after a tanker and trailer fell off the Ojuelegba bridge
in Lagos killing 3 people. Can the government please do something about
this!
Lagos a den of tout's,criminal's,rapist,fraudster's and accident.
ReplyDelete#sad indeed
So risky. If There could be a way those containers can have their own way or road.
ReplyDeleteLagos a den of tout's,criminal's,rapist,fraudster's and accident.
ReplyDelete#sad indeed
Chai
ReplyDeleteHmmm
ReplyDeleteOk...the government won't stop them cos they enrich lagos state by bringing in Goods for sale and take out bought goods
DeleteSerusly ooo governmt ned to do smtin abt it,which kind trailer be dis one nahh...
Delete...Am gettin dere...
I hope FRSC can see the way the truck is bent, that is because the spring is bad
DeleteAlakoba OLORUN maje kari o!!!
DeleteAmin o jesu!!
Govt jst v 2 act fast abt dis trailers issue, thank God no life ws lost
DeleteWhere is or are the bodies/establishments responsible for road worthiness, abi are they there for only cars, because I don't get why a beast/blood sucking demon such as this is allowed to ply our/the roads majestically. My thoughts tho.
DeleteFG has to do something about dese trailers ASAP. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteD one at agege broke dwn! Its nt a moving truck...d tyre for dat side don cumot!
DeleteThese NOT dese. You no go school nii?
DeleteFG has to do something about dese trailers ASAP. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteFG has to do something about dese trailers ASAP. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteWhy repeating the same comment?
DeleteIt be like say some of the trailer driver has head crash
ReplyDeleteThis is becoming too much.
ReplyDeleteThere are lots of trailer that are in worst state on the road. The government needs to do something about this trailers.
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OUR HELP IS IN THE NAME OF THE LORD, WHO MADE HEAVEN AND EARTH
ReplyDeleteAll dis expired trailers plying our roads needs to be checked to avoid all dis unnecessary deaths
ReplyDeleteUbanagum
Is nt abt them bin xpired... buh dey shud only move @ nyt to cub all dese day time accidents.
DeleteThis people 're surely mad
ReplyDeleteThe thing tire me o...devils in human form
ReplyDeletea.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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All this useless drivers placing ordinary containers on the back of a truck should be arrested no tym....
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ReplyDeleteUmmmmm nawa o!
ReplyDeleteAunty linda
Ummmmm nawa o!
ReplyDeleteAunty linda
Why is ambode playing blind to these happenings in HIS state? Abi e don forget say na hin be governor? Or he's waiting for fashola?.... mtchewwwww
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ReplyDeleteIs there any Government?
I hope our government do something bout this fast....
ReplyDeleteBuhari head dey drink road side blood... Onye uchu! Uchurious man!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is what we get wen West Germany heads our quontry
ReplyDeleteIt is a pity.
ReplyDeleteThe government needs to intervene in this matter really...
ReplyDeleteMakuo
ReplyDeleteIt is a pity.
ReplyDeleteFor me does drivers are two young and inexperienced road sefty take note.
ReplyDeleteThis is dangerous!! Where is FRSC??
ReplyDeleteMostly lagos!
ReplyDeleteThe people in power won't say anything for now until one of their own is killed before they react. Sometimes you begin to wonder why black people treat themselves this way especially in Africa.
ReplyDeleteThe roads are the culprits
ReplyDeleteA lot of these trailers were okay until encountering Nigeria roads
Let's not lose sight of the problem
Ehen?? Dis blog don turn me to aproko oo hehehe
ReplyDeleteAunty linda biko
Whats is the job of road safety and the police? what are they doing about this nonsense? what is the government of Lagos state doing about this?there should be a law, that if you are transporting a container, and its not well tied down,the trailer should be impounded and the owner should pay a heavy fine of 2m naira,you see that everyone will seat up.
ReplyDeleteDem get mission, they won't see us...Psalm 91
ReplyDeleteI think Govt shud arrest those that doesn't tie their container to d trailer and seize d goods inside it so they will learn to stop killing innoccent pple cos most cases the trailer driver dnt get hurt
ReplyDeleteTransport vehicles should stop traveling during traffic hours simple! Make transport a late night thing, increase salary of potential truck drivers and have them legally conceal a weapon while on duty! Travel with limited amount of money.
ReplyDeleteSafety first.
They need to constantly train these truck drivers. They should at least:
ReplyDeleteObey rules of the road
Fasten the box car tightly to the truck
Slow down
They need to constantly train these truck drivers. They should at least:
ReplyDeleteObey rules of the road
Fasten the box car tightly to the truck
Slow down
Make sure tires are bald.
Have good brakes.
This tanker don't strap or lock that container at all. I saw 5 trailers today no lock .vehicles we're dodging to be beside them during traffic.
ReplyDeleteThis is serious o. What again?
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Lol@ Alakoba trucks. Ambode ehhhhhhhhh. Do something oh. Abi them swear for these trucks? There should be a laid down guideline on trucks lifting heavy loads than they can carry. And road safety officials are seeing this on the roads and allowing them pass. Their powers lie in small cars. .674
ReplyDeleteOh wow, may the good Lord continue to keep us well out of harm's way, Amen.
ReplyDeleteGood people of LIB kindly visit my blog
I miss Fashola. If it was Fashola, after dat ojuelegba incidence, u won't find one trailer on d road during day time. Amobode d Tinubu's stooge instead to work, he's busy carrying out Tinubu's vendetta by pursuing and accusing Fashola of stealing. God help us all.
ReplyDeleteIt happens in apapa wharf almost Evryday, the first thing FG shud do is to fix the road 1st and then put a stringent measures in loading these containers at their various point of loading
ReplyDeleteE be like say bh no see gun now nah trailer dem wan take finish us
ReplyDeleteLinda take note dis is my month pls
Some people and their negligence attitude, will continue to manage something until it get extremely bad an even claim life. Mtcheww
ReplyDeleteSo the commander of FRSC was live on TVC news some days ago to talk about the ojuelegba incident, and from the way he spoke, I doubt if they are going to do anything tangible about these walking time bombs strolling around Lagos, called trailers.
ReplyDeleteThe man was saying everything to defend the lack of commitment and ill practices by his men.
The news casters come taya for him sef!
Sincerely speaking the mind of Amadioha
Nawa ooooo
ReplyDeleteSee how it blocked the entire road!. Careless drivers causing nuisance everywhere
ReplyDeletethe government should give the trailer drivers there on time to be on the road, and that should be when everyone has gone to bed
ReplyDeletePls what is d duty of Road Safety,Lasma and Police?... is der duties just to go about disturbing private cars on d road that are in very good condition and they leave commercial buses and trailers that are dead and be running afte private cars bcos dey want to collect money. Abeg are laws limited to some certain pple in this country..
ReplyDeleteCan the government pls crash these idiots off the road
ReplyDeleteWhy can't they just force them to strap down their containers or don't move? Is wah
ReplyDeleteHnmm...Govt pls ohh
ReplyDeleteSee death trap. Our government can't see this
ReplyDeleteD government know what to do. Cus if it's abroad na dey for don dismantle dat trailer
ReplyDeleteAh, dey shud figure sumtin out oo..what is d government even doing?
ReplyDeleteI believe it's high that people starts sueing the govt for not protecting our lives . Afterall you've people whose responsibity it is to make sure that some of these trailers are not on the road . People are been killed and yet nobody seems to be doing any damn thing , maybe bcos a rich person has not affected directly .
ReplyDeleteAn accident waiting to happen.
ReplyDeleteBut Nigeria road safety would rather would rather ask you if have two caution signs and look away,while VIO'S would certify them road worthiness without seeing the vehicle,black people version.
ReplyDeleteWhat is FRSC doing about it is the pertinent question here! Why is that bloody truck on the road? Just takes a little gallop or a lopsided road to have it crashing to the ground!
ReplyDeletePeople owns the trucks. They are quite aware of the ill conditions of their trucks but have chosen to trade with human blood.
ReplyDeleteSecondly, I don't understand the duties of VOI, FRS and the so called LASTMA. They see these truck and prefer to be blind, let anyone of them stop me for paper check first; that day will make CNN headline news.
Unlike his predecessor AMBODE is an IDIOT...He is not in tune with the plea of the masses.
ReplyDeleteGod save us in this mumu country with clueless leaders.
FRSC, VIO, LASTMA, POLICE ETC are complete failures.
Unlike his predecessor AMBODE is CLUELESS...He is not in tune with the plea of the masses.
ReplyDeleteGod save us in this mumu country with clueless leaders.
FRSC, VIO, LASTMA, POLICE ETC are complete failures.
This is really getting out of hand...something has to be done ASAP
ReplyDeletenawaoooooooo,shey na trailer we go dey sick nowww?FG do somfinnnnn.....Linda take note
ReplyDeleteFG do something pls...Lord save us
ReplyDeleteFG should do something, this is becoming
ReplyDeletegovernment please do something about this nonsense abeg! http://www.bummyla.com
ReplyDeleteGod help us
ReplyDeleteGod we hide us under his shadow
ReplyDeletei held my heart 2geda while passing beside it, wit the feelings that it might just fall on me......OZIRI BRIGHT
ReplyDeletei held my heart 2geda while passing beside it, wit the feelings that it might just fall on me......OZIRI BRIGHT
ReplyDeleteWhat is all these? Can't something be done by the government ASAP
ReplyDeleteI don't know if someone else has noticed this about happenings in Nigeria, situations always kinda trend. If it is a tanker burning, for another week, some other tankers will burn. If it is a landlord's cruelty, for another week more stories about landlord will crop up! May God help us
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile useless road safety is more interested in checking papers so dey can collect bribe
ReplyDeleteits high time Nigeria starts taking into consideration road wordy vehicles in order to make our roads safe.
ReplyDeleteFEDERAL ROAD SAFETY , TRAFFIC POLICE, LASTMA, VIO AND RELATED AGENCIES SAME ON YOU
ReplyDeleteI rented a moving truck in good faith that it would be in good running condition. Far from it! It broke down 3 separate times! Two of the times I was blocking traffic. I called Budget roadside assistance and explained that I was broke down in a dangerous spot. Instead of helping me, I was put on hold for over 25 minutes. SRAC Interstate Trailer Hire
ReplyDeleteI rented a moving truck in good faith that it would be in good running condition. Far from it! It broke down 3 separate times! Two of the times I was blocking traffic. I called Budget roadside assistance and explained that I was broke down in a dangerous spot. Instead of helping me, I was put on hold for over 25 minutes.
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