lexy2014:


who is this "he"?

what is the "he" being bailed for?

who told you that bail conditions have been set for the "he"?

was it a journalist?

Angelfrost:
When my mum warned about "bad company", this was exactly what she was talking about...!


When I say more than 80% of Nigerian drivers (including those licensed and unlicensed) have absolutely no business driving even in a street, una go say I dey badmouth my country.


Most accidents in this nation are caused by recklessness and stupidity among our drivers rather than bad roads.


Sadly, many of you will rather pray against accidents or for journey mercies instead of calling out bad drivers.

Charbliss90:
Who told you they are unconscious, they are dead

CoronaVirusPro:


Seems you have a problem with English language. I said I personified the driver.

If he is accused and held in custody , he still will be able to meet bail conditions.

Do you have a lawyer friend? Meet with them and let them tell you how the law views issues.

You are using emotions and hearsay to judge. The court of law does not see that.

Mariangeles:


Gini ka i mere? 😀

CoronaVirusPro:


Seems you have a problem with English language. I said I personified the driver.

If he is accused and held in custody , he still will be able to meet bail conditions.

Do you have a lawyer friend? Meet with them and let them tell you how the law views issues.

You are using emotions and hearsay to judge. The court of law does not see that.

CoronaVirusPro:


Seems you have a problem with English language. I said I personified the driver.

If he is accused and held in custody , he still will be able to meet bail conditions.

Do you have a lawyer friend? Meet with them and let them tell you how the law views issues.

You are using emotions and hearsay to judge. The court of law does not see that

Mindlog:
Messed up....no first aid was given to the one brought out breathing until he died.

Zonefree:

O'na ato gi ochi okwaya?

Angelfrost:
When my mum warned about "bad company", this was exactly what she was talking about...!


When I say more than 80% of Nigerian drivers (including those licensed and unlicensed) have absolutely no business driving even in a street, una go say I dey badmouth my country.


Most accidents in this nation are caused by recklessness and stupidity among our drivers rather than bad roads.


Sadly, many of you will rather pray against accidents or for journey mercies instead of calling out bad drivers.

CoronaVirusPro:


Seems you have a problem with English language. I said I personified the driver.

If he is accused and held in custody , he still will be able to meet bail conditions.

Do you have a lawyer friend? Meet with them and let them tell you how the law views issues.

You are using emotions and hearsay to judge. The court of law does not see that.

Mariangeles:


Owuhu ya.
Achoro'm ima ihe okwere kpoo gi ihe ahu.
I ma onye ahu?

Zonefree:
Shayo na bastàrd.

God rest their souls.

Zonefree:

Mara ya na ebe?

Mariangeles:


Hapu ya.
Ndi ara na umu ajo mmuo ka nku na nairaland a.
O foro ntakiri ma haara unu nga gbafuo.

armadeo:


We don't drive in Nigeria we move the vehicles and attempt to hit anything on the road. We lack driving culture. Everyday I see it when driving. Many people just know how to move cars.

Lane changing anyhow, taking u turns anyhow , not knowing when yo give way. Impatience is another thing.

Drive outside this country and you'll really like it. Friends who come back home cannot drive, I'm the designated driver and dee as they hang on to thier seat belts and I consider myself sane

Thundafireseun:
Nigeria police men are still the worst in the world…

I remembered many years ago about 10 or 15 years ago when business men still walk around with heavy cash ….
Armed robbers just finished robbing my dad , I mustered courage and chased them…. When we got to a T junction in Jos they disappeared I didn’t know which direction they went…

the funny thing is that the police patrol vehicle was at that same T JUNCTION…..

I know rushed to them for directions the thieves took…. The next thing one of the police officers asked me to follow them to the station 😳😳😳😳😳

I was mad …. Oga are you OK ? Are you in your right senses…. I’m doing your job right now…. I’m telling you armed robbers just drove passsss this same Junction and all you can tell me is let’s go to the station 😳😳😳

uvie66:
I concur 100%, the other day I was approaching the security gate of my estate, I was only a few meters away from the gate and prepping the security men to open the barriers when the driver behind me overtook just to get into the estate before me. I was shocked but also not too surprised because whenever I am on Lagos road I assume majority of the drivers are mad.

CrownedPhoenix:


Sorry bro but this really made laugh. Finish the story

armadeo:


We don't drive in Nigeria we move the vehicles and attempt to hit anything on the road. We lack driving culture. Everyday I see it when driving. Many people just know how to move cars.

Lane changing anyhow, taking u turns anyhow , not knowing when yo give way. Impatience is another thing.

Drive outside this country and you'll really like it. Friends who come back home cannot drive, I'm the designated driver and dee as they hang on to thier seat belts and I consider myself sane

Nazgul:

So if you're a policeman and you happen to find yourself in an accident scene, rather than help the unconscious victims, you'd proceed to arrest the survivors because you feel they were driving without a license.

What you're telling me is that arresting people driving without license is more important than saving lives.

Wao. We truly deserve the kind of leaders we have.

DoctorShomo:
You don't need to be a rocket scientist to know that the boy was coming from the club and he was drunk and deserved to be arrested and prosecuted!

Mariangeles:


Hapu ya.
Ndi ara na umu ajo mmuo ka nku na nairaland a.
O foro ntakiri ma haara unu nga gbafuo.

armadeo:


We don't drive in Nigeria we move the vehicles and attempt to hit anything on the road. We lack driving culture. Everyday I see it when driving. Many people just know how to move cars.

Lane changing anyhow, taking u turns anyhow , not knowing when yo give way. Impatience is another thing.

Drive outside this country and you'll really like it. Friends who come back home cannot drive, I'm the designated driver and dee as they hang on to thier seat belts and I consider myself sane

Zonefree:
Shayo na bastàrd.

God rest their souls.

Mindlog:


Well, driving from London is a long distance.

MemoriesAndMe:

Driving from Atlanta is a longer distance for me too, so let's just agree the needed care just wasn't available when it was needed the most.

Nazgul:
Those useless and heartless policemen are only concerned with the bail money they'll collect from the victims who survived the accident.

The ones lying on the ground are presumed dead (even if they have a low pulse) thus considered as bad market for them.

That's how damaged the average Nigerian policeman is. Everything is money to them.

dkidd:

They did nothing right!
The first thing they should haver done was apply first aid assuming they know one otherwise they radio NEMA or the relevant authorities first before taking the surviving victims to the hospital to ascertain they have no internal injuries or complications from the accident and after that they can be questioned to determine the root cause. You just don't put someone who came out of such a situation on handcuffs. The way some of u reason just clearly shows we really deserve all of what we are getting from Nigeria