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Monday, October 26, 2015

Trailer Loaded With Kerosene Falls In Enugu...

A Trailer loaded with kerosene just fell along Emene road in Enugu state and lots of people are currently there scooping the content of the trailer.
I hope this does not turn into a Disaster.




Please alert the authorities if you have their numbers!



36 comments:

  1. Some people no like their life at all.. what if it explodes?

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    1. If it explodes then the people scooping it will roast like bush meat , afterall na only them waka come

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    2. All this poor poor people no dey hear word!
      Thank God is not fuel.

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    3. Am sure people will scoop

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  2. Ignorance and poverty is indeed a disease.
    Instead of them to scamper to safety,they are busy scooping kero *sigh.
    Well...kero isn't as highly inflammable as fuel bt even @that,they ought to know better

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    1. Why do people always do this? Them no dey ever learn from other people's mistakes. The way I use speed to jump and pass such places ehn.

      I remember when I was serving, on one of my runaway journeys back home, a FUEL TANKER fell across the road at Odukpani so cars were stuck. They couldn't go forward nor backwards. The hold up na die. I jejely came down from the bus and started to trek with other people. I trekked in the bush sef, away from the cars.
      See human beings scooping fuel.
      People don't fear for their lives o. I say no be when I don reach house finish them go hear another story. Infact I wasn't just trekking, I was running and made sure I passed the long line of cars and finally got a bike out of that place. I no even look back sef. I had already called my fiance to pick me. See the way I was shaking ehn.

      I don't joke with such things.

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  3. Hope no casualties. Kerosene deadly as petrol too

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    1. Leave jesus out of this issue , u better tell your village people to scamper to safety

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  5. There is so much poverty in the country and people dnt even care for their own safety, i hope the kerosene doesnt catch fire from too much activity around the falling tanker

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  6. Poverty in the land!

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  7. Na wa oo. People risking their lives to scoop kerosene.

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  8. And some pple will attribute this to poverty. Mtchew!

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  9. Do we call this poverty or illiteracy?

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  10. Poverty. God help us in this country

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  11. No need to alert the authorities, na to go carry keg go there go collect my shares. But i dey very far

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  12. Pls how can I send a mail to stella for IHN

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  13. I just drove past them without even giving them a second look. How much is kerosene compared to your life!..

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  14. What poverty go cause for this country eeh. Lord have mercy on your people.

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  15. In this day and age people still scoop inflammable products??

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  16. Rochas Okorocha BEATS WIFE TO PULP OVER WORKERS 7 MONTHS UNPAID SALARY.

    If the information reaching 247ureports.com is anything to believe, then the months of unpaid salaries owed to the civil servants in the state has torn apart the first family in Imo State.
    This is because the governor, His Excellency Owelle Rochas Anayo Ethelbert Okorocha, OON, has beaten up his wife for urging him to pay civil servants who were still being owed several months of salary arrears even after the federal government’s bail out fund had been released.

    The incident was said to have followed the angry protest by the
    medical students of the Imo State University Hospital, Orlu.
    According to the source, trouble started when the Imo First Lady,
    Nneoma Nkechi Okorocha queried her husband over his reason for punishing the people of the state in the manner he was doing and that she had lost words to continue to explain to the people that her husband was in the right path.
    According to reliable sources, Mrs. Okorocha was said to have angrily told the governor that because of his actions, the first family’s name no longer worth anything in the eyes of the people of the state over cries across the state of bad governance foisted on them by him.

    As if sent by some opponents of the governor, Mrs. Okorocha was said to have reminded her husband that the hospitals, courts, house of assembly and many parastatals were under lock and key because of up to seven months arrears of salaries owed them, and questioned the rationale behind the governor making the state a ghost state by not funding projects and institutions such as IMSUTH, not paying salaries and stifling the economy of the state.

    This was said to have infuriated the governor and in a fit of anger,
    he started beating her mercilessly, but just in time for his security
    aides to have come to her rescue. The governor was said to have flown off the handle and scolded his wife to stop listening to gossips from his opponents who only wished him bed, but the woman was said to have insisted and continued to express worry and disappointment that she no longer received the same cheer she used to receive during their first term in office.

    It would be recalled that on Thursday last week, 15th-10, 2015, Imo State University Medicine and Surgery students under the aegis of Imo State University Medical Students, stormed the government house in Owerri in a protest against the current status of the IMSU Teaching Hospital, Orlu. They were angry that because of the neglect of the institution by the governor, medical students who were supposed to have graduated four years ago were still in school after 10 years of gaining admission as medical students.

    They were clad in their lab coats and carried various placards with
    various inscriptions including such as “10 years in school and still
    counting”, “Owelle you promised to dualize road leading to IMSUTH in September, 2014. SaveIMSU”, “No patients! No learning!! No exams!!! No hope!!! ‪#‎SaveIMSUTH‬”, among others.
    The students including older and younger ones matched in a peaceful protest to the government house area, Okigwe road roundabout and refused to leave till their demands were addressed by the state governor, His Excellency Anayo Rochas Okorocha.

    They listed among other things that IMSUTH Hospital had been shut down as a result of doctors’ strike for four months and still counting and that examinations were cancelled and deferred indefinitely and that years after establishing the college, the pathology laboratory and auditorium had not been completed..
    They also complained of under-staffing of various departments and the hospital was on the verge of Losing MDCN accreditation as well as no motorable raods and insecurity. However, on the orders of the governor, the protesting students were reportedly teargassed and chased by security officials of the state which led to some getting injured and an overall fracas on the centre of the Owerri city.

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    1. Na wah o
      If this report is true,den that man needs his head checked.
      How can he be dis grossly irresponsible?

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  17. Na wa oo.. Some people will never learn. If something happens now,they will blame it on the devil.


    **Som Baby**

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  18. Most times people like to learn from their own mistakes which probably becomes too late... they will never learn from other people mistake... I just hope it's contaminated kerosene that will explode...

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  19. Most times people like to learn from their own mistakes which probably becomes too late... they will never learn from other people mistake... I just hope it's not contaminated kerosene that will explode...

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  20. Anon 8:23 you people voted for cockroach, so make una manage am like dat

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  21. hmmm. stella u need to see d way pple were scooping d kerosene o. even kids were involved.d trailer fell at a (sharp corner) were theres no street light. few pple were on deck to make it dint cause traffic jam. i felt my heart racing as i passed by o. different thoughts filled my head.

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