airmark:




What do i gain telling a stubborn goat like you where i played, when you foolishly assumed that i played in NPFL?.

Ask your mentor, Dayo, i once informed him where i played and no need telling you dolt, who refused to ask first.

Next time let your brain work faster than your fingers.

airmark:

So who had the last laugh between you and VVD, when he disgraced you and your apari mentor, in Munich?.

popizaino:


His accurate passes already covers for his lack of speed and with Kante who can cover 70% of the pitch a good tactical coach shouldn't find it difficult to challenge for titles with such player.

A40:

No need to tell me you phool. If you were not good enough even for NPFL level then that shows how badly you sucked

Victornezzar:

Yes oooo

Omo I be think say na bomb.... Momsy was shivering

BlueRayDick:


NEMA is saying the explosion wasn't caused by a vandalized pipeline, but from a factory located around that area. But my concern is who approved factories to be built in residential areas when we have industrial Estates at ilupeju, isolo, ikeja etc with buildings either empty or converted to churches

This country get plenty problem o. An area where residential buildings and schools are sited is the same place factories find suitable for business while industrial Estates scattered all over the state are being abandoned or getting bought over by religious centres.

BlueRayDick:


NEMA is saying the explosion wasn't caused by a vandalized pipeline, but from a factory located around that area. But my concern is who approved factories to be built in residential areas when we have industrial Estates at ilupeju, isolo, ikeja etc with buildings either empty or converted to churches

This country get plenty problem o. An area where residential buildings and schools are sited is the same place factories find suitable for business while industrial Estates scattered all over the state are being abandoned or getting bought over by religious centres.

izzou:


As I type this, the flame is still up and burning

I don't know if I should believe NEMA or not. Anyone living around Festac would how horrifying the blast was. I still don't know how a pipeline Explosion could have such an impact. Houses in Festac had their window panes shattered

Maybe It wasn't a pipeline, but a factory? I don't really believe that

Victornezzar:

iu u na Festac man??

Lol

Confirm Festac boy. Grew up there, moved out years ago, but I still dey fall in

Was on 3rd Avenue, about to take a bike to 7th Avenue, when I hear the blast. I think say na plane crash. Car alarms just dey shout

That Temple hill supermarket glass scatter. Even First bank for 23 road dey affected

izzou:


Lol

Confirm Festac boy. Grew up there, moved out years ago, but I still dey fall in

Was on 3rd Avenue, about to take a bike to 7th Avenue, when I hear the blast. I think say na plane crash. Car alarms just dey shout

That Temple hill glass scatter. Even First bank for 23 road dey affected

Victornezzar:

Factory at Abule-ado??

That's not true....That was a pipeline explosion.... Na markets full Abule-ado... Glasses of cars were shattered... Houses were affected.... See speed wey I use take comot from church..... It's close to 72 road where I stay

Victornezzar:

Mhen.. I be think Say God wan come on a Sunday oo ... It wasn't funny ooo..... One Trem church wey dey my side.... All their windows be scatter

Some houses in 7th Avenue weren't spared.... Still seeing the flame right now

And them dey say na Factory?

Why is the flame still up?

Today was scary mhen. My guy living there went to church with his family. Came back to find his flat in rubbles

This 2020 come be like say e too long

izzou:


As I type this, the flame is still up and burning

I don't know if I should believe NEMA or not. Anyone living around Festac would how horrifying the blast was. I still don't know how a pipeline Explosion could have such an impact. Houses in Festac had their window panes shattered

Maybe It wasn't a pipeline, but a factory? I don't really believe that

BlueRayDick:


I guess people staying around that area will know for sure if there's a factory around the area or not àbí, when no be say north Korea dey test missile how windows just shatter like that?

I know pipeline fire do raze down buildings nearby and all, but the way buildings around this area were either damaged or collapsed out rightly is suspicious o

BlueRayDick:


Then there is more to that NEMA'S story then. Because for of.such magnitude, there must have been an explosive involved or something.

I've seen pipeline explosion happened in the past and I doubt there's been any of such that shattered windows of houses and cars like this one

izzou:


And them dey say na Factory?

Why is the flame still up?

Today was scary mhen. My guy living there went to church with his family. Came back to find his flat in rubbles

This 2020 come be like say e too long

Victornezzar:

Almost all the cars close to the scene were affected

Na that secondary school I pity pass.... Don't know whether some girls there made it because the smoke was too much and it even affected their buildings... Directly opposite to the pipeline


Na all these vandals na

izzou:


I doubt if people no go die for that kind incident

Our response to emergencies in this country is very poor. I wonder what local governments do with their funds.

No fire service, no ambulance, absolutely nothing

izzou:


I doubt if people no go die for that kind incident

Our response to emergencies in this country is very poor. I wonder what local governments do with their funds.

No fire service, no ambulance, absolutely nothing

Victornezzar:

They came though

But thanks to all these our darling agberos

They were there on time to take some of the victims to Nigeria Navy reference hospital.... A whole street was affected

BlueRayDick:


Baba over 15 people confirmed dead already.

Notice how Sahara called it "suspicious" explosion.

izzou:


My guy was there too

Their Landlord was rushed there. That place go don full

izzou:


Truly suspicious, brother

If you were in Lagos during the Ikeja cantonment explosions in the early 2000s, today was somehow like it.

The difference is today was just one blast, but exactly like that

BlueRayDick:



I was in Lagos, in fact I wouldve been a victim along with my elder sister. We were only saved by sheer luck.

The date is 27th January 2002. We had attended a weeding of a relative along with our parents a day before at jakande, isolo. We were to return to iyana ipaja that Sunday afternoon to prepare for school on Monday while our mum stayed back with the bride's parents.

We had the option of going to iyana ipaja via oshodi or via ìkọrin route. If we had gone tru Oshodi, would either have jumped into òkè afa carnal along with those who died there or get trampled upon at oshodi in the stampede that resulted from the bomb explosions.

We followed ìkọtun and didn't even get to synagogue before the explosions rocked the air. We were scared and didn't even know whether pressed forward to go home and meet our dad or
turned back to jakande isolo and meet our mum. My sister decided on the latter and we met our mum on her kneels praying fervently for God to keep her kids safe.

That day is one terrible day. I kid u not, I saw agberos confessing their sins live and direct.

If today's explosion is.anything close to what happened that day, then somebody really needs to do some serious investigations. Firefighters should not just put out the fire, anti-bomb squad should be made to investigate and scan the area for shrapnel or something. They shouldn't just sweep this under

BlueRayDick:



I was in Lagos, in fact I wouldve been a victim along with my elder sister. We were only saved by sheer luck.

The date is 27th January 2002. We had attended a weeding of a relative along with our parents a day before at jakande, isolo. We were to return to iyana ipaja that Sunday afternoon to prepare for school on Monday while our mum stayed back with the bride's parents.

We had the option of going to iyana ipaja via oshodi or via ìkọrin route. If we had gone tru Oshodi, would either have jumped into òkè afa carnal along with those who died there or get trampled upon at oshodi in the stampede that resulted from the bomb explosions.

We followed ìkọtun and didn't even get to synagogue before the explosions rocked the air. We were scared and didn't even know whether pressed forward to go home and meet our dad or
turned back to jakande isolo and meet our mum. My sister decided on the latter and we met our mum on her kneels praying fervently for God to keep her kids safe.

That day is one terrible day. I kid u not, I saw agberos confessing their sins live and direct.

If today's explosion is.anything close to what happened that day, then somebody really needs to do some serious investigations. Firefighters should not just put out the fire, anti-bomb squad should be made to investigate and scan the area for shrapnel or something. They shouldn't just sweep this under

Victornezzar:

Bed for don full na

All those guys staying in that locality are to be blamed.... Even the military officials too... We're just way too corrupt

Collecting bribe from vandals... They don't even care about human lives

izzou:


Abule-Ado na another Apapa sef

Depot and tank farms dey there. Tankers full everywhere, people and Businesses still dey thrive there

These vandalism issue is just not stopping anytime soon because of corruption

Victornezzar:

Hmmm

You've a point bro

The bang was too loud that even people from Surulere and Gbagada heard it

Ibukzy:
I heard it here at agbara, it Was so bad

popizaino:



Go and sleep hazard is better simple.

izzou:


That's one sad day in Lagos

I passed Oke Afa canal around January, and I just felt this sadness mhen

BlueRayDick:


I just read the principal of the school died while trying to rescue the girls trapped in the rubble of the building. Today's incident is quite a sad one

BlueAngel444:
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