emeijeh:
Too bad....
Reminds me of 1990 when i did same thing in my dad's car in the scorching sun of benin city.
Thank God i was rescued




Thank God for his mercies

Bhadmus77:
hey, do u really mean this...u aew heartless gee..just imagine those kids were to help u..it means u just lost your helpers
meanwhile RIP kids..

RotgakSlay:
RIP to dem

Olubukola16:
It's so unfortunate! That's why parents should always be on the look out for their children. May their souls RIP.

adorablepepple:
eeyah,I guess they were playing. this weather is very hot though, it seems a section of hellfire is open

PeakMilkOfTexas:
May God Console their family .. Saddening news.

Tokziby:


Thank God u are a female. You will know what it looks like to train a child. its never the fault of their parents, i have done it before, and we were never caught, so does countless of other people too. it is 100% impossible to monitor your kids every step especially at that age. They are always everywhere and they fall asleep at anytime, anywhere at any position. You cannot stop children from playing within the compound of ur house or monitor every of their activities. It is possible for them to have fallen asleep in the car while their parents might also be at sleep or be busy with house chores.
This are accident and it could have happened to anyone regardless of how careful u can be.

Tokziby:


Kindly go back to my post. That emoji was for space booking, You were too quick to judge. I would never have done that, never!!! its unlawful to mock the dead.

Bhadmus77:

Receive my hand shake

donfemo:
Sad i see negligence of the parents here.

deezzle:



I guess God didn't feel like rescuing those poor kids. He must like you more than he lused them.

Selfish mindless people.

Bollinger:






In a normal society, (emphasis on normal), guess where the parents of those kids will be right now? In jail. Parents in Nigerians don't give a phuck about their kids. They say they do but they don't. How the phuck are kids that young unsupervised for God's sake. Walk around the streets of Nigeria and you'll see thousands of children walking around unsupervised. Unbelievable. Nigeria is a phucked up country filled with weird people. Smh.

sisisioge:
Dearlordinheaven! It is well o.

All these parents sef with children allowed to go out and play for long hours without looking for them na wa for una o. If they had been looked for within the shortest time possible evil might have been adverted. It is well.

jforjudith:
This happened right behind my house. Their mother went to make her hair and left them@home with their 12 year old step mother after she asked them to go with her and they refused. She took the other child and left. These 2 went to visit their uncle in the next estate, and well....

Tokziby:
RIP to the innocent souls.

I know some people will still come here to blame the parents or even northerners. The truth is many of us has done this before including myself when we were young. I remember we would take the car keys that's usually left on the dinning and sneak into the vehicle when our dad was sleeping. Sometimes it gets too stuffy especially on Sundays under the hot sun and we would still be inside the car sweating pretending to be driving.
In the US, this event happens a lot, where the parents leaves their children in the car at the parking lot to grab somethings in the store. They would wind up the windows, lock the doors and taking the keys with them to prevent them from strangers. Unfortunately for them by the time they get back its too late cos they would have spent more time in the store than they envisaged due to walking around and waiting in the queue. Several awareness has been done on this issues as well.

Bottom line, accident is not exclusive to any tribe, we should take a cue from this, spread the awareness and probably train our children not to embark on such thing.

emeijeh:
Too bad....
Reminds me of 1990 when i did same thing in my dad's car in the scorching sun of benin city.
Thank God i was rescued




Thank God for his mercies

sisisioge:


Omg! Oh dear! Please extend my hugs to her. No leaf comes of a tree without God's knowledge.


12yrs old step mom! It is well my sis...it is well.