*Hauwa*:

i have been following the news, it is always "not ascertain he was drunk'" so how long will it take to confirm he was drunk? nonsense system there in nigeria.

WE ARE USE TO 9JA LIFE

@krayola, your comment is the best I've seen here

There is more than enough blame to go round. From possibly drinking and driving, to seat-belts, pre-crashed vehicles being sold to unsuspecting customers, to parking laws, to street lights, to first aid, to emergency response, to quality of care in hospitals, to friends letting possibly intoxicated friends operate a vehicle. I can go on and on. This is just tragic on so many levels.

We have lost a true gem, and no amount of finger pointing will bring him back.

I dont know why people have failed to realize that it was just his time, it has been written even before he was born, so whether olaitan's health was managed in Nigeria or overseas, he would have died. Teaching hospitals have successfully managed worse cases!

RIP ola my boy

i just believe what happen as happened regards my man R.I.P (dagrin) all we have doing is to pray 4 his family 4 the big loose of our friend. guys see i can't blame the hospital the accident was so fatal that if u can see even if he survive he will never be somebody again in life so, sleep well friend. we all miss u.
bye 4 now.

Who knows who is to blame. One thing for sure is that Nigeria is lacking in several aspects that could prolong/save its people's lives. I'm sure if we were forced to choose between getting hit by a car in Nigeria or the same care in the US, we would choose the U.S. (even those saying death is inevitable or Stella and Maryam died too).
Nigeria is too backwards. We need to help ourself cos God won't do ojoro for we Nigerians. We just take shit and pray hoping shit changes.

@ Kushe
What's wrong in watching too mush Grey's Anatomy?
Are you denying the fact that our hospitald are beyond standard?
Oh pls!

Am sad, angry ,irritated and alot of other emotions on my mind , bottom line is he was meant to die . Thats what some people would call destiny but i would like to consider the element of free will , meaning maybe he could have survived , maybe it could have been avoided . I think my 9ja people should start paying more attention to people driving drunk ( NO offense to dagrin cos he was and is still my fav 9ja artiste), stop saying u dey ok and nothing do you, I mean people hawk canned beer in traffic and bus drivers shack like they are drinking water .

About the nigerian system thats another looong story i dont want to get into , bottom line lets think about the people we love and people that love us whenever we want to do things . I pray God gives his family the strength to bear the loss .

RIP DAGRIN , Aye lan je a je sugar cane

I believe that everything that happens happens for a reason. There are a few lessons we could learn from what happened. If he was really drunk we learn that nobody not even famous stars can escape death when they drink and drive. If his injuries were not that severe indeed, we learn that some serious work needs to be done with our health system in Nigeria, either way some work needs to be done. If the hospitals that i see in nija movies are really as things are in nija then work needs to be done. I mean those hospitals i see have no machinery!!!, How do you expect to monitor patients, tests, Nija needs to invest in machineries in ALL their hospitals, a few to each room (that is if they don't already), It should not only be teaching hospitals that have machineries,

About the LIfespan of an average Nigeria, i have seen stats that show that it's short but a few changes would elongate it a little. I say its going to take a joint effort both from the citizens and the government and even Nigerians abroad to make Nigeria a better place, But it is all easier said than done, Lets not let DaGrin's death be in Vain,

R I P dagrin we've missed u.

adebaki:

Am sad, angry ,irritated and alot of other emotions on my mind , bottom line is he was meant to die . Thats what some people would call destiny but i would like to consider the element of free will , meaning maybe he could have survived , maybe it could have been avoided . I think my 9ja people should start paying more attention to people driving drunk ( NO offense to dagrin cos he was and is still my fav 9ja artiste), stop saying u dey ok and nothing do you, I mean people hawk canned beer in traffic and bus drivers shack like they are drinking water .

About the nigerian system thats another looong story i dont want to get into , bottom line lets think about the people we love and people that love us whenever we want to do things . I pray God gives his family the strength to bear the loss .

RIP DAGRIN , Aye lan je a je sugar cane

Just tied of seeing our young men waste . . . life . . talent . . time

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in his memory,


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NZtM9Wc_RM&feature=player_embedded

great song, so sad!

the health care sector in Ngeria is messed up like a Zap.e.d up Kitty-Cat go to LASUTH you will know what i'm talking about

d first thing dat came to my mind was the fact that he could still come out of the crash alive.then later the health care he was given.luth is a hell hole.maybe wen on minister's son is rushed to luth and he dies due to lack of good medical treatment then something will be done about that place.its crazy cos i so much luv da grin and hate to knw dat he is gone.

Really they never learn!
But i think if it continues that the sp called elite die off from poor emergency services, then they'll realise that Nigerians deserve better health care. I know they can afford to keep travelling out for trivial health issues, i pray they suffer what they are making nigerians go through.

was there any autopsy before he was buried, or did the spirits forbid it.

**nobody should regale me with stories of how autopsies cant be done in nigeria**

Maybe the guy knows he was going to die soonest,i wouldn't know why a young guy of 26yrs old would keep talking about death death death in most of his tracks,have you listen to a track i guess in his new album saying father if i die please don't cry for me??well i am not insinuating anything.

u knw wot?i think the guy knws he was going to die.i have heard so many things about da grin this short while.some say he did jazz and he had been told he was just going to live for a short while.its crazy what people think/say bout thid guy.right now i dont even care if he did jazz or drums.d fact still remains dat d guy was filled with ryhmes,saw dagrin's jimmy jat's jump off,men it was hot.my younger bro told me to stop listening to that particular track "if i die" and truly its scary.or wot do u guys think?

Da grin was 2 young 2 die.RIP young nigga.we luv u

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I'm sure Idifu didnt mean to say LASUTH. clear the air pls

Dagrin's death is a painfully sad one for Nigeria. So many lessons to learn from him.