Do you even read & then reason before commenting?? Reason why the reader wrote "is maersk above the law" picture was taken in the afternoon, trailers aren't allowed to move about in the afternoon... kapish?
I don't understand while the back side wants to fall off while the driver is moving forward that means he was moving on a small space(too close to the bridge). Thank God he didn't fall off
Seeing as we have a non-existent governor in Lagos,i guess we have to wait till the next elections for the railings to be replaced on that bridge..He is busy planning his wardrobe for the next Owambe 'parry'..!
Lol but is that not a trailer there during daytime??? Why can't Gov Ambode enforce his laws??? Are the trailer drivers bigger than the no 1 citizen of Lagos??
Pls my pple if u find yourself as a passanger n d driver is trying to cut risky corners abeg caution him oh......or drop sef,paying double T.fare is beta than had i know.
Not again na
ReplyDeleteScary
DeleteTrying to jump traffic by falling off. Smh
DeleteSo is MAERSK above the law?
ReplyDeleteOde na maersk own the bus?
DeleteDo you even read & then reason before commenting?? Reason why the reader wrote "is maersk above the law" picture was taken in the afternoon, trailers aren't allowed to move about in the afternoon... kapish?
DeleteIs the driver high on something, what kind of driving is dat??? Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteIs the driver high on something, what kind of driving is dat??? Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteLol some drivers are just useless.
ReplyDeleteHow on earth did he get there I guess he's drunk sha may God continue to save us from this reckless drivers at least no life was lost this time
ReplyDeletena wa ooo this Ojuelegba bridge sef. kilode?. Thank God no causality .
ReplyDeleteChoi!
ReplyDeleteTank God it wasn't more dan this
ReplyDeleteAgain? Thank god it was a near fall, but if the government doesn't do something about it now, it might be worst next time.
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What happened to ur blog Linda, d thing just disappeared into thin air.
ReplyDelete#IT will ONLY get BETTER
#it MUST end IN praise
LORD have mercy! Did the driver fall asleep behind the wheels? http://www.bummyla.com
ReplyDeleteThank God
ReplyDeleteImagine..
ReplyDeleteBush Girl, it's called Near Miss #HSE
ReplyDeleteSomething has to be done about this Ojuelegba bridge
ReplyDeleteWahala
ReplyDeleteFather in heaven
ReplyDeleteGod be praised, cos the only place that tin would have landed would be on another vehicle or worst a person.
ReplyDeleteThank God it didn't fall
ReplyDeletebut they said givernment hv ban dis people y all dis thing happen I even saw some when coming from work olaniyidavid71@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteHmmmm thank God it dint happen
ReplyDeleteThank God for his mercies!!!
ReplyDeletehmmm,this is serious o.wahala for dey o
ReplyDeleteLinda please post my comment
Eeee! Ozoemena.
ReplyDeleteLinda it's a van and not a bus. Thank me later
All dis careless drivers sha..
ReplyDeleteI don't understand while the back side wants to fall off while the driver is moving forward that means he was moving on a small space(too close to the bridge). Thank God he didn't fall off
ReplyDeleteIt's seem something bis wrong with that ogulegba bridge maybe it needs prayer
ReplyDeleteIs d driver drunk?
ReplyDeleteWas*
ReplyDeleteImpatience.....
ReplyDeleterubbish.... doubt its fall would have an impact
ReplyDeleteGod have mercy!
ReplyDeleteAs in.............how manage??? not funny but kai hahhahaha
ReplyDeleteHmmm,nawaaa ooo
ReplyDeleteThat bridge is death trap, no rails, is just too flat.
ReplyDeleteIt is well
ReplyDeleteSeeing as we have a non-existent governor in Lagos,i guess we have to wait till the next elections for the railings to be replaced on that bridge..He is busy planning his wardrobe for the next Owambe 'parry'..!
ReplyDeleteThe driver his he blind or something
ReplyDeleteLol but is that not a trailer there during daytime??? Why can't Gov Ambode enforce his laws??? Are the trailer drivers bigger than the no 1 citizen of Lagos??
ReplyDeleteThank God the vehicle didn't fall off
ReplyDeleteNa wa o! That bridge sha wan suck blood...Hian! Make dem buy blood tonic for am nah! TF!
ReplyDeleteThis ojuelegba incident is becoming an issue o.
ReplyDeleteGod Abeg o!
ReplyDeleteThank God no life lost
ReplyDeleteJesus. I'm quaking.
ReplyDeleteMay God help us, thank God no life was lost
ReplyDeleteMay God help us...
ReplyDeleteis putting railings on those bridges a big deal?
ReplyDeletePls my pple if u find yourself as a passanger n d driver is trying to cut risky corners abeg caution him oh......or drop sef,paying double T.fare is beta than had i know.
ReplyDeleteWe need railings on our bridges
ReplyDeleteNot railing only. We need security to secure d railing or else agbero go use am as business to survive
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