Newphiligeek123:


America is still better than Nigeria 1000%, regardless.

legionISproteus:
Today at Owo

Splitmind:


How many times do you see people getting killed like in America?

juman:
America is unsafe country.
Forty thousand people die each year of road accident in america.

Splitmind:


That is an isolated case, it is not common

t2luv1:



And 79 people get killed every freaking day by guns. Yeap I said every day !!!! Let that sink in people. Truly a Made In America Carnage. Mass shootings alone in 2022 up to 212. I have been a gun owner since 1999 (4 guns to be exact) and have had my concealed carry license since 2013. Now I am all in for banning all assault rifles. Time we do something regarding all these shootings.

Highlandgee:
Tributes from family and friends have poured in for a Nigerian, Patrick Ohanta, 45, who was hit and killed by a car driven by a drunk driver while standing by the side of a kerb in Pineville, Louisiana.

According to friends who knew him, Patrick Ohanta popularly called “Pato” had arrive America only 6 weeks ago. He was an alumnus of the University of Ibadan and a keen footballer.

He had his promising life cut short in the auto accident while walking home from a job interview at about 5.20 PM.

Louisiana State Police Troop E and the Alexandria Police Department responded the accident that killed Patrick. APD believes impairment was a factor in one of the accidents.

Police say, Patrick was attempting to cross the Curtis-Coleman Bridge when he was struck by a vehicle driven by a 29 year-old man from Pineville. A preliminary investigation conducted by the APD shows the man drove onto the shoulder hitting Ohanta who was pronounced dead at the scene.

The driver was taken into custody at the scene. He was booked into RPSO Jail and charged with driving while intoxicated – 4th offense, operating a vehicle while under suspension, reckless operation of a vehicle, and vehicular homicide.

A GoFundMe to support Patrick’s wife and family for the funeral has been opened.

APD is looking for witnesses who may have information about this incident. Call the Alexandria Police Department Traffic Division at (318) 441-6408.

Routine toxicology tests are pending. The crash remains under investigation.

Source: Afrotimes Newspaper https://www.facebook.com/AfrotimesNewspaper/photos/a.119381757440035/123387380372806/

juman:


If I live in america I would have anti bullet juju in my body.

Sometimes I would go and tease their policemen to shoot and see african power.

juman:


Regardless, if I dey in nigeria if I get american visa I go grab it. But go to more sensible area.

Right now Afghanistan and yemen are better than nigeria.

juman:
America is unsafe country.
Forty thousand people die each year of road accident in america.

Ninejaywon:
Kai, village people connection too strong on this one. Just 6 wks Dem for let am reach 5 years nah.

Highlandgee:
Tributes from family and friends have poured in for a Nigerian, Patrick Ohanta, 45, who was hit and killed by a car driven by a drunk driver while standing by the side of a kerb in Pineville, Louisiana.

According to friends who knew him, Patrick Ohanta popularly called “Pato” had arrive America only 6 weeks ago. He was an alumnus of the University of Ibadan and a keen footballer.

He had his promising life cut short in the auto accident while walking home from a job interview at about 5.20 PM.

Louisiana State Police Troop E and the Alexandria Police Department responded the accident that killed Patrick. APD believes impairment was a factor in one of the accidents.

Police say, Patrick was attempting to cross the Curtis-Coleman Bridge when he was struck by a vehicle driven by a 29 year-old man from Pineville. A preliminary investigation conducted by the APD shows the man drove onto the shoulder hitting Ohanta who was pronounced dead at the scene.

The driver was taken into custody at the scene. He was booked into RPSO Jail and charged with driving while intoxicated – 4th offense, operating a vehicle while under suspension, reckless operation of a vehicle, and vehicular homicide.

A GoFundMe to support Patrick’s wife and family for the funeral has been opened.

APD is looking for witnesses who may have information about this incident. Call the Alexandria Police Department Traffic Division at (318) 441-6408.

Routine toxicology tests are pending. The crash remains under investigation.

Source: Afrotimes Newspaper https://www.facebook.com/AfrotimesNewspaper/photos/a.119381757440035/123387380372806/

Newphiligeek123:
RIP.
Could be village people things

oloshun:
We lived in the same Nnamdi Azikwe Hall. Same year in, same out. I will ask around if he has family the US to go greet them.