Thank God for saving you and your friends.

Cokahot:
Honda eod na car,u must have been on mad speed. Yahoo boy for daytime. Beyond repair. Sell it as scrap 250k shaps

Honda has one of the best safety ratings in auto industry

Thank God

Spending123:
Please Nairalanders let's check on our brother with the moniker Dontbothermuch, the guy who was bitten by a snake 9 times yesterday and was claiming how the snake is non venomous. Let's check on him if he is still alive ooo.

Very true ohhh.

I'm yet to see him post anything nor commented on a thread

Spending123:
Please Nairalanders let's check on our brother with the moniker Dontbothermuch, the guy who was bitten by a snake 9 times yesterday and was claiming how the snake is non venomous. Let's check on him if he is still alive ooo.

9 times? it's non venomous. The bite marks below. Just teeth that don't penetrate deep

MrDoGood:


Very true ohhh.

I'm yet to see him post anything nor commented on a thread

I dey, no fever or anything.

Onyi22:

If I wan die, I go let una know

Gospelpreacher1:
The Mercy of God in Full dose.
I will have Mercy on whom I will .

God has no connection with road accidents.

A305:
This is to those commentators yelling GOD; learn physics

1 - The victim wasn't speeding, hence, the impact of gravity wasn't intense.

2 - The tumbling (down the slope) as well slowed intended pressure of gravity, which means, the slope isn't a long distance slope.

Chances of survival in this scenario is 95% possible, this is why all passengers in the car survived. But if he had been on top speed, Chances of survival will be 50% and if that slope was a long distance slope; that would have been a DEAD END.

so in ur small mind now,,physics is bigger than God,,abi...if u obey physics laws,,u will be saved,,if u disobey dem,,u may pay for it,,but it takes d owner of physics to maneuver u wen u fault d laws of physics

dontbothermuch:


I dey, no fever or anything.

Thank God

lalasticlala:
A Nigerian Man, Demola Of Lagos has shared his accident story. Sharing pictures from the scene of the accident, he wrote:

"Thank you all for the messages.

Some dude dodging a pothole, swerved into me and on impact, I lost control of the wheel and off we went, tumbling down a slope. Dude stopped briefly, checked on us from a distance and then zoomed off.

All four of us are good. Thanks guys!."

Glad the car didn't burst
into flames.

A305:
This is to those commentators yelling GOD; learn physics.

1 - The victim wasn't speeding, hence, the impact of gravity wasn't intense.

2 - The tumbling (down the slope) as well slowed intended pressure of gravity, which means, the slope isn't a long distance slope.

Chances of survival in this scenario is 95% possible, this is why all passengers in the car survived. But if he had been on top speed, Chances of survival will be 50% and if that slope was a long distance slope; that would have been a DEAD END.

But do you know a single tumbling can cause a spinal cord injury, irrespective of the speed of the car and the length of the slope?

Bros, this one is coming from someone who studied both Physics and Medicine.

But do you know a single tumbling can cause a spinal cord injury, irrespective of the speed of the car and the length of the slope?

Bros, this one is coming from someone who studied both Physics and Medicine.[/quote]

ChybuzzDD:


But do you know a single tumbling can cause a spinal cord injury, irrespective of the speed of the car and the length of the slope?

Bros, this one is coming from someone who studied both Physics and Medicine.