Davinciko:
My exact thoughts. We need a pedestrian bridge and speed bumps on that road for Christ's sake. Mods do the needful. Rip to the dead

bigiyaro:
wat happened to d army vehicle? Abeg guys make una no slow ontop dis matter o! Block dat road n dig it up very well. We did dis at benue state uni back in d days, d govt promptly built a pedestrn fly over n still built standard speed breakers. RIP to d dead.

DEGREE2466:
One of the reasons living in BDPA is my least alternative.

The most annoying thing is the speed at which vehicles ply that road knowing fully well that students are always crossing the road. Why Nigerians are so impatient I don't know.

Speed break isn't an option as that is a federal road but pedestrian bridge.

Below is the picture of the dead student

octopusfreaky:
I hate to hear such news,,,hope she made heaven that's the paramount thing....God help us all..

zinzane:
I used to think there is a Pedestrian Bridge on that Road. Why is it never used...Rest In Peace Dear.

zicoraads:
So, what has the SUG of UniBen been doing all this years? Waiting on government? Are you joking or what?

Naij aboiy...please tell me that road has been blocked already. If the SUG can't do it, the guy who lost in the previous SUG election should mobilise students and do it. If y'all are waiting on the government, una go die finish for that school. Benue State University had the same issue for some time. When some girls died a few years back, they did the needful. Block that road, collect a 100 naira from every single motorist, dig it...buy cement and build triple bumps from the first gate to the place where the road ends. If government wants it removed, they should build a flyover where it is needed.

The remaining monies should be given to the dead girl's family and the one who is battling survival.

RIP and God speed to the one in recovery.

naijaboiy:

Which bridge are you talking about?

There is no bridge anywhere around the school.

Orikinla:


I have never seen one there since 2005.
But even when footbridges are provided, many Nigerians ignore using them and risk their lives rushing across express roads as they do everyday in Lagos.
The most important thing is to teach road safety to all Nigerians from nursery school level.
Many parents don't even know how to cross roads in Nigeria.
In fact, one goat in Lagos knows more how to cross the street than many Nigerians.
The goat at only 6 months left Oworonshoki for Shomolu, and arrived safely alone after crossing many streets and roads and I saw it looking righ and left before crossing the last street to enter into the house where there is now a Mr. BIGGS at the Morocco Bus Stop in Shomolu, Lagos. In fact, I have see better parenting among Lagos goats and sheep than Nigerian parents.

lexy2014:
but I thought there was a foot bridge close 2d school gate? Dem no even c d army guys...jeez that's callous. Those who are supposed 2 protect kill without remorse

3coins:

i swear man. . . This is really painful. . . It really could have been anyone. . . Sometimes,I cross that road more than six times each day. . Only God can save. . . I can bet anything. . Nothing will be done about this anytime soon. . . . RIP RITA AWELE