"This is Tamburawa Bridge in Kano, which is still in use. Rest assured that a sudden collapse resulting in fatalities will meet with "ikon Allah", "kwana ya kare". . . when, in fact, Allah told no one to disobey the laws of gravity. The engineer who came up with this temporary solution should be sacked and prosecuted for public endangerment."
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ReplyDeleteIts on d verge of collapse.
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D right government should see to it
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Ikon Allah! Well said Nura.
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The water level seems to have rescinded.
ReplyDeleteRotimi Amaechi over to you...na your job this
ReplyDeleteMake dem fix this tin b4 another casualty.
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I got lost at "Allah told us not to defy the law of gravity" ...meaning? The ignorance of this statement is highly disturbing!
ReplyDeleteI got lost at "Allah told us not to defy the law of gravity" ...meaning? The ignorance of this statement is highly disturbing!
ReplyDeletePeople have been complaining about this bridge for a while now. Something needs to be done.
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So risky
ReplyDeleteDey shld do something abt it o
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I hope dey won't wait until it claims lives before something is done about it. Linda take note!
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Very very
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Government wont see this one. I doubt if they do pass thru that lane.
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They won't do anything about this now untill it collapse n claim many life's .
ReplyDeleteI'm telling you, the engineer ought to be prosecuted.
ReplyDelete. ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA
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DeleteWhich one be engineer own?
Bridge of how many years?
Abeg make Government do somtin jare
Okay they should let there governos knows.
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The thing should just fall please.
#sad indeed
Are you really this stupid?
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I hope the right authorities will do something about it
ReplyDeleteHmmmm,the state government should act fast
ReplyDeletethe water level as gone that and explain why you are seeing this. that is how almost all bridges are builded all over the work.
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this is a death trap.
ReplyDeleteThatz very bad
ReplyDeleteThatz very bad
ReplyDeleteThis is super risky
ReplyDeleteSomething fast should be done about this
ReplyDeleteit should fall on d head of all those bad muslims dat raping small small children n disturbing d peace of nigeria
ReplyDeleteOdikwa very risky.
ReplyDeleteOdikwa very risky.
ReplyDeleteIt is today I know LIB readers are as dumb and dumb can get and can swallow anything they read. That bridge has a fault quite alright but what you see is not a temporary solution that's how the bridge was built. The problem there is the foundation is exposed due to maybe dredging activities or natural desilting of the river bed. What is exposed are the steel casing pipes used for the foundation. Those pipes you see are filled with concrete and driven into the ground.
ReplyDeleteI cringed wen I saw dis..just imagining wen d fatalities occur....warridis...its like a 120 kG person on steliteos
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ReplyDeleteNawao when a contract is given with IM this is what you get.
ReplyDeleteOmo this na oNe chance ooo
ReplyDeleteHope pipo no longer ply thru it
ReplyDeleteHmmmm risky
ReplyDeleteThis is a wake up call for authorities in that state unless they are in coma.
ReplyDeleteGiven that most of the govt officials now fly in their private jets it's no wonder they couldn't give a hoot if our roads and bridges become death traps. It makes one question what are the main priorities of this government. Embezzlement i guess.
ReplyDeleteEyaaaaaa.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing wrong with the bridge from a structural standpoint. Just suffering a severe case of scouring of earth material from erosion or water current or earth movement.
ReplyDeleteGovernment shld look into it.
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ReplyDeleteWhy risking innocent peoples life, dis is is not a joke abeg. Let d Govt of d state do something urgently.
ReplyDeleteGod help us
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Too bad
ReplyDeleteIgnorance is bliss ! this is a normal bridge design with erosion washing away the foundation... ! what we see if the foundation of the concrete part(Pile foundation).. don't blame the design blame the follow up maintenance !
ReplyDeleteWhich engineer, what you are seeing is a pile that housed the reinforcement. The base have been chopped off by flood it can still be maintained Or demolished if the bearing capacity is inefficient. Let the state government act immediately
ReplyDeleteThis is death trap,something shld be done fast...
ReplyDeleteWhich engineer? What you are seeing is a pile that is housing the reinforcement of that structure which is driven several meters deep the ground am not saying it should be left like that,government should act fast on it. The structure can still be maintained Or reconstructed if the bearing capacity is inefficient.
ReplyDeleteThis govt should see it now ooo and something fast before it will collapse and kill people
ReplyDeleteAllah ya tsare.
ReplyDeleteI dey laff o, shebi when u dont knw smth u seek knowledge or keep mum. It is called PILE, it is either driving or bored into the ground where it is stable, and it is usually used for bridges and highrise buildings on water including the 3rd mainland bridge you all are familiar with, its just that you wont see it like the one in the picture as the pile cap which is usually at the water level would have covered it. FACT: The popular Burj Al Arab in the UAE as 320 nos of pile and all are 45m in lenght.
ReplyDeleteI dey laff o, shebi when u dont knw smth u seek knowledge or keep mum. It is called PILE, it is either driving or bored into the ground where it is stable, and it is usually used for bridges and highrise buildings on water including the 3rd mainland bridge you all are familiar with, its just that you wont see it like the one in the picture as the pile cap which is usually at the water level would have covered it. FACT: The popular Burj Al Arab in the UAE as 320 nos of pile and all are 45m in lenght.
ReplyDeleteDis is very risky oo.
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ReplyDeleteYou don't need to be alarmed the bridge is sitting on piles and should be ok. Because the water level is low and has exposed the piles does not mean the bridge will soon collapse i have not seen any structural failure on the concrete structure a close examination by the authorities is however necessary to put your minds to rest
ReplyDeleteNigeria should have a working plan for maintenance now... This isn't good news
ReplyDeleteMost infrastructures in North are at sorry state, even with the kwankwaso and all his fake
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they are just suffering so much in that side of the country