A cross section of unizik students who were involved in the fatal motor accident that occurred inside the university campus at the early hours of yesterday involving 2 shuttle buses and a private car...
Please my dear friends I enjoin you all to pray for the quick recovery of this students as our exams are just few weeks away from now

On That same Day. UNIZIK Awka VC Unizik (on suit)paid a visit to the University Medical Centre to commiserate with recuperating students whose campus shuttle buses were involved in an accident inside the University. VC Prof. Ahaneku expressed his dismay over speeding within the university roads and warned motorists to always obey the university speed limit of 40 km/hr. He directed that extra bumps should be build immediately as one of the measures to curtail over speeding. He thanked the University doctors for responding timeously to the emergency. He also assured the recuperating students that the University will take adequate care of them including their medical bills. Sensitive and hardworking VC , see Photos below.

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May the almighty God stretch out his healing hands upon them. In no distant time, they will have every reason to say "God You Are So Good....AMEN!!

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IT is/was by his grace that no life was lost,cos dis destruction is too fatal biko

wishing em quick recovery nd a splendid exams ahead

Thank God there was no loss of life.

Not again

God will soon heal dem...

these accidents these days ehn...if na dec we dey now people go say na the 'ember' months wey we dey na in cause am.

Hmmmm

Not my portion

Wish them quick recovery in Jesus Christ name.... Amen.

Uncool

None of us will fall victim of any accident this year in Jesus name. Amen

Wish them a quick recovery and may the LORD continue to guide and see us through in our endeavours...AMEN.

All those dead buses used in unzik sef... Even Lagos no get such danfo again... the buses are not too good.

sorry ooo...

Quick recovery to u all, speed kills!!

people don't know the meaning of "fatal". may we not experience fatal accident

ewooo

Hmmmm

Anambra24:
A cross section of unizik students who were involved in the fatal motor accident that occurred inside the university campus at the early hours of yesterday involving 2 shuttle buses and a private car...
Please my dear friends I enjoin you all to pray for the quick recovery of this students as our exams are just few weeks away from now

On That same Day. UNIZIK Awka VC Unizik (on suit)paid a visit to the University Medical Centre to commiserate with recuperating students whose campus shuttle buses were involved in an accident inside the University. VC Prof. Ahaneku expressed his dismay over speeding within the university roads and warned motorists to always obey the university speed limit of 40 km/hr. He directed that extra bumps should be build immediately as one of the measures to curtail over speeding. He thanked the University doctors for responding timeously to the emergency. He also assured the recuperating students that the University will take adequate care of them including their medical bills. Sensitive and hardworking VC , see Photos below.

Anambra 24 http://anambra24.com/another-ghastly-accident-hits-unizik-awka-check-photos

Abeg change that fatal on top the news cause no life was lost..thnak God for that and i wish them sharp recovery ASAP!

people don't know the meaning of "fatal"

What kind of speed were they on within the skool premises to ve caused such impact..

Time they limit weed within UNIZIK..

2weeks to exam? To our students it won't be ur portion in Jesus name, Amen

Ha

The owner of the black car smoked w.eed before entering the road.


Moral lesson: Abstain from w.eed

Pls the speed breakers should be constructed asap. My alma mater of life. Long live Unizik!

engrjosefz:
All those dead buses used in unzik sef... Even Lagos no get such danfo again... the buses are not too good.

The buses involved in the crash were small shuttle buses, so learn to read a report before commenting.