[size=18pt]When you see these VIPs flying on our roads, you would think they ha 9 lives. A lesson to them all.[/size]

winilove:
Thanks

Welcome. i notice u're new here .... So What's up with you?

naijaboy756:
I remember that guy during senate ministerial screening. He was outstanding. A lawyer I guess. His soul RIP

That ws the first thing that came to my mind when I saw de report on sahara new.. Very outstanding man.I think he is from Kogi state..
May his soul rest in perfect peace..

Probably he travelled to his home town wit his family. I am so sure he travelled wit his Convoy to avoid been kidnapped or attacked
Dem don watch d innocent guy for 3D Mirror
And do their Africa Magic.
So sad, dem just wipe him and his family just like dat.
Very painful. Rip sir

So sorry for the Lost.

This is really sad. I rarely feel pity for these people in power but this one, I remember his screening at the NA and the way he answered questions from the senators was so good that his screening took so long, they kept asking him different questions. I liked him since then and felt he will deliver. I didn't even remember his name but seeing his picture this evening, I screamed "blood of Jesus". this life is really unpredictable. May his soul and that of the others rest in peace.

That's strange, even with the deployed airbags??

Observant:
Too bad, the vehicle must have been going nothing less than 180Km/PH or 110MPH.
For a Lexus LX 570 to have damaged this badly.

a mercedes cant be this be this badly damaged.

kestolove95:
But igala's why?

wetin be your stress naw? I don de notice you since o. And to think that more dan 20 people liked ur comment. Nigeria is one crazy country.

kestolove95:
But igala's why?

na dem kill am ni?

maybe it's juju.

RIP to 'A GREAT SAN'

Na God day safe person oooo....... I'm always cruising on dat road.... D potholes on dat road are deeper dan a swimming pool... See as Lexus turn 911 scrap

May his soul R.I.P. it's only God that can save and protect someone, as for airbags forget it it's not reliable.

johnsonsegxy:


Welcome. i notice u're new here .... So What's up with you?

I'm cool still trying to know more about Nairaland

too much speed. RIP to the dead

It seems u don't know where d accident happened, d road is one of the best in d country, d accident was due to over speeding.

We are nothing but mere dust. Death: the bus stop of this worldly sojourn.

Agunechemba1:
May his soul RIP.

It has been happening to the common man.


Let them know that it can happen to anyone.

BTW what kind of accident could have damaged that car like that? it must have been a terrible one.


Road accident or any form of premature death wouldn't be our portion IJN

Amen in Jesus name

ziccoit:
This life is useless.

But with Christ life is good

ziccoit:
This life is useless.

But with Christ life is good

lone car accident?
must have rolled over multiple times.
travelling at over 100 mph.
Was cruise control on?
driver may have dozed off with cruise control on.
@ tit my brother u r fit it is nothing but cruise control nothing more are they flying to heaven from earth

Nigerian and hypocrisy, @ Ketu last week over10 innocent citizens lost lives and uncountable valuables were lost, no national outcry, .
Every day lives r lost on our jagajaga roads but no national outpour of grief ohhh.
Just last week a sickle cell girl of yaba poly was refused treatment @ fed.hospital cos she cldnt find the needed 43k deposit @ around 2.am yet no national outpour of grief.
No single thread for them.
Death is a leverage minister or not.
Let work together to query this our inefficient system.
Saraki n300 mill car ain't gonna fly I presume will still ply same jagajaga road , abi.?

Speed kills! Always wear seat belt!

Ohammadike:
I wonder how fast the car was going on that terrible road

In fairness, the road isn't really that bad. I drive that road regularly on a weekly basis. I think it was more likely a speed issue. I really wonder with you how fast that car was moving! 180km/hr possibly? At some speeds, it is impossible for a car to stabilize in the event of a tyre burst. I don't know the minister personally, but I feel really really sorry for this tragic end.

Questions that eagerly needs answers 1. Is the road condition ok? 2. What is the present tyres conditions? 3. At what rate did driver sped? 4. Why all these bad incidents comes from Igala, Kogi, NorthCentral of Naija?

This should be a lesson to us all. ALWAYS WEAR SEAT BELT!!!

Looks like the Minister was not wearing one, that is the only explanation why his body would/could be ejected from the vehicle.

The vehicle did its job and its still very much intact. IF EVERYONE IS BELTED, THEY PROBABLY WOULD HAVE BEEN ALIVE BY NOW.

It is obvious at least that the minister is not belted.

Most Nigerians treat seat belt as an after thought. Its been in cars since the 60's and its not for decoration



RIP

Do good Roads you no go answer....R.I.P

tit:
lone car accident?
must have rolled over multiple times.
travelling at over 100 mph.
Was cruise control on?
driver may have dozed off with cruise control on.

no vex, wetin b cruise control. enlighten me d illiterate abeg

tit:
lone car accident? must have rolled over multiple times. travelling at over 100 mph. Was cruise control on? driver may have dozed off with cruise control on.

so u didnt read how it happen?
The tyre was flat.

It is with deep regret and a heavy heart I join the Ocholi's family in the mourning of their brother, father and illustrious son who passed away in this traffic incident. I pray that God has mercy on his soul and grant the family the fortitude to sum mount this loss. As a learning going forward it is high time the FRSC come up an operational speed limit for government vehicles, I know for my company it is a 100km/hr for expressways, 40km/hr for intercity and built areas. Truely at this speeds any experienced driver can maneuver and control his vehicle. U need to see the way this government owned cars speed on the road endangering their lives and that of other commuters.