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*Driver Speaks On Highway Crushing of Nigerians

By Masterweb News Desk

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The truck driver involved in the runover and crushing to death of at least 19 Nigerians on Ijebu-Ode/Sagamu expressway, has spoken out to newsmen. Late last month Masterweb News Desk carried an article on the highway robbery of a Nigerian luxury bus on lagos- benin expressway which led to the truck-crushing death of many people. The article can be read at http://nigeriamasterweb.com/blog/index.php/2010/02/25/nigeria_highway_robbery_aamp_gruesome_ma

The two drivers at the center of the armed robbery attack and crushing to death of passengers controversy, have been arrested by police in Abuja. The drivers are: Osayande Idahosa, 40, who hails from Edo State and driver of the crusher truck with registration number XN 808 BEN and Okechukwu Okafor, driver of the robbed Young Shall Grow luxury bus with registration number XF 285 AKD. Okafor hails from Oyi Local Government Area of Anambra State. The arrests followed recent motion by the Senate for investigations into the expressway mayhem that put in doubt police capacity in tackling crime in the country.

Osayande Idahosa, driver of the killer truck, told reporters the incident took place July 31 last year at Ijebu-Ode in Ogun State. Idahosa said on the fateful day, he was driving a Seaner Truck hired by a woman to deliver bags of garri to customers. According to him, he took-off from Benin en route Lagos in company of his conductor and the truck renter. The journey according to Idahosa met heavy traffic jam at Ore which finally paved way to lonely highway up to Obalende area of Ijebu-Ode. On sighting the headlights of a vehicle around 9.45 pm Idahosa said he became more relaxed. “When I saw the lights, I was happy. I did not know that it was an evil light that will continue to haunt me till eternity,” Idahosa told Daily Sun newsmen. According to his account, as they approached the vehicle, he sighted what seemed like barricades of logs of wood on the highway. “I thought it was a police check-point, so I slowed down. But I started hearing gun shots. I saw many people firing at me. Out of panic, I decided to run over what I assumed were logs of woods,” Idahosa speaking in tears told reporters. He said all three of them in the truck panicked as he drove through in high speed, but was thrown in confusion as he heard human cries. The truck wavered through human bodies and ended up in the forest. ( Continues below…… )

Osayande Idahosa, driver of the killer truck

Photo Above: Osayande Idahosa, driver of the killer truck

In his words to Sun newsmen Idahosa said: “As my truck ran over the ‘barricades’, I noticed that they were too soft. I also heard gun shots and agonizing cries of people. I suspected that I must have killed some people but I did not know who my victims were. I couldn’t control the vehicle and it ran into the bush. I immediately jumped down and took to my heels. While in the bush, I saw about 20 armed men in civilian clothes searching for me. They were boasting that they would soon fish me out and slaughter me in pieces. At this time, I did not know the fate of my conductor or that of the woman who hired me.” Idahosa said that while the armed robbers where searching his truck, he ran deeper into the forest and hid in a hole. He said he hid in the hole till about 6.00 am the following morning, before finding his way to the highway. He was told by a fellow driver that he had crushed to death 19 innocent lives and advised not to go near the scene of the bloodshed as he would definitely be lynched by the angry mob.

Idahosa got a ride from the driver to Ijebu-Ode junction, where he took an okada (commercial motorcycle) to Obalende police station, where he made a statement to the police. The police took his statement and told him to go back to the scene where at the time, the Commissioner of Police, the Divisional Police Officer and other senior policemen were for an on-the-spot-assessment. Idahosa said when he got to the scene and saw the havoc, shredded corpses after corpses, he wept and surrendered to the police and crowd. He explained: “But rather than stoning me to death, they all started listening to my story on how I unintentionally killed innocent robbery victims who I mistook to be robbers’ barricades. The sympathizers started consoling me, telling me it was not my fault. The policemen took me along with them and I was with them for four days before I was granted bail.” ( Continues below…… )

The killer truck driven by Osayande Idahosa

Photo Above: The killer truck driven by Osayande Idahosa

Okechukwu Okafor, driver of the ill-fated luxury bus, blames the tragedy on bad road condition. According to a statement to Daily Sun newsmen, Okafor said their journey started in the morning of July 31, 2009 at Enugu en route Lagos. He said the trip was smooth until 3.00 pm when they were held up in Ore for four hours by heavy traffic jam. According to him, on reaching a point between the Federal Government College, Odogbolu and Babcock University junction along Ijebu-Ode/Shagamu Expressway, their bus was forced to a stop by armed robbers numbering around 50. Okafor fearing for his life and knowing he did not stand a chance against the intimidating number of the bandits, fled into the forest. He said he heard gun shots and wailing of people in agony while in the forest. In his own words: “I thought it was the robbery gang that was killing my passengers. It was not until the following morning when I found my way out of the bush that I learnt that it was a truck driver who refused to stop for the robbers that ran over my passengers.” Okafor said he weeps when confronted with the tragedy and bloodshed of his passengers. “You know, right from the park at Enugu down to the scene of the ugly incident, we had all become friendly. In fact, in my 22 years of driving, I had not seen or heard such a story that looked like a fairy tale,” Okafor told Sun newsmen.

Police report on the incident states that: “On the 31st of July 2009, at about 11. 30 a.m, a luxurious bus with registration above, loaded with passengers travelling from Enugu to Lagos were attacked by a gang of armed bandits at a spot between Federal Government College, Odogbolu and Babcock University along Ijebu-Ode/Sagamu expressway. During the attack, the suspected armed robbers ordered the passengers of the luxury bus out of the vehicle and made them to lie face down on the expressway. An on-coming truck with reg. XN 808 BEN, driven by one Osayinde Idahosa of Ewetube Egbe Estate, Benin City, who refused to be stopped by the hoodlums, crushed some of the passengers to death. A a total of 19 passengers of the luxury bus which includes 6 females and 13 males were crushed to death by the truck and that there was no Police escort attached to the luxury bus as confirmed by the driver, Okechukwu Okafor who survived the incident. Some of the ten corpses have been collected by their relations for burial after proper identification and documentation and that some of the corpses were crushed beyond recognition and yet to be identified or collected by their relations or kinsmen.”

Force Public Relations Officer (FPRO), Mr. Emmanuel Ojukwu, speaking to reporters said: “Following some offensive photographs being posted on the internet by some mischievous people who made the incident looked like it happened recently, the force would like to inform the public that the ugly accident happened on July 31, 2009.” He said 19 passengers, including six females and 13 males, were crushed to death by the truck, and that the file in respect of the case had been duplicated and forwarded to the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) for legal advice. Mr. Ojukwu’s comments on mischievous postings on the incident does not apply to Masterweb updated news report, which referenced Sunday Tribune 2/8/09 article on the incident.

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Helpless Nigerians run over by a trailer after   they lay down on the ground on the orders of armed robbers.

Photo Above: Helpless Nigerians run over by a trailer after they lay down on the ground on the orders of armed robbers.

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Comment from: Nkebem Ben Nyama [Visitor] Email
Dis is not good
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 06:16
Comment from: JONATHAN JMES [Visitor] Email · http://None
At the earlier comment I made about this incident ,I explain a similar prevented accident,all the same dont ever blame the NIGERIAN POLICE,the next job to the devil in Nigeria is police Job,Blame our so called bastard leaders,who beleive they are untouchable,their days are numbered,when we all in diaspora comes home like angry jews of Hitler 1945,we shall draw a new face for Nigeria,Nigeria will never prosper with all this prodigal sons rulling this country,Come to sweden and see what it mean to be human,A dog here is worth 20,000 Nigerian life quote me ita reality,a dog will not die since july last year and nobody will ask,but 19,999 souls will perish in Nigeria and nobody will ask,they should not play politics out of this story,they should let the drivers alone and let them reconcile with God for forgiveness,Our leaders are failure,Nigeria is a failed and Sick state,thats why its been ruled by sick people.A half dead man like yaraduah can hold on to power, that can only be possible in Nigeria.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 06:27
Comment from: Mighty Awa [Visitor] Email · http://www.mighty.com
Government should do something about that particular road. You cant see this type of thing in the nort5h where there are good roads.
I pray that God should give the families of the victims the heart to bear such irreparable lost.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 06:40
Comment from: usani [Visitor] Email
its a terible tragedy, may God help us all.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 07:11
Comment from: Augustine [Visitor] Email
please since this is not recent information I therefore advise that such news should be deleted from web as it sadned the of nigeria and may even cause sickness on others since it is not a good news.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 07:31
Comment from: kevin henson [Visitor] Email
YOU DON'T SAY THAT PLEASE!!,SEEK THE TRUTH AND THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE,NIGERIANS WANT TO KNOW HOW SAVE THEY ARE WHEN IT COMES TO POLICE DOING WHAT THEY NEED TO DO AT THE RIGHT TIME.YOU NEVER KNOW!!!!! YES VERY SAD SITUATION HERE.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 08:31
Comment from: Basil Usiabulu [Visitor] Email
Arise O Compatriot. This is the time now for action and not rhetoric. We cannot continue to let thieves and morons continue to rule Nigeria. It takes one person to make a difference and we have to take our destiny into our hands.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 10:00
Comment from: Man to Man [Visitor] Email
Fed Government of Nigeria have to be held responsible for this tragedy for carless for the Fed highways in the country, only to make sure that the president sit is from the northern part of Nigeria, but why?
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 10:32
Comment from: GUI [Visitor] Email
It is rather an unfortunate decision that the Rivers State Government has taken to ban the last means of remedial transport (AKA KEKE NAPEP). The decision makers should have consulted with those who use the means of transport to know if they have another hope of movementwhen this keke is banned, but they were totally inconsiderate, or thought of only the other road users who have cars & Jeeps to ply the roads. Their thinking was that the keke was posing a problem to the car owners. It would be better for all if the govt thinks of those who will suffer the stress, not only those who have cars. Rivers state is not owned by the rich only but also the poor whom the govt pretend to defend but deny them means of transport. let the commissioner go to Woji/ Artillary, Ada George area, Rumuokwuta, Mgbuoba, Iwofe and other places where this keke are used ask the people there to know if that decision is right at all. there is plenty to say but may GOD guide are hearts, minds and our pronoucements as we shall all give account to him individually on all our speeches and actions and thoughts.
More to come soon.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 10:50
Comment from: adesadowe -USA [Visitor] Email · http://none
Are we not behaving like animals, with very low level of reasoning and not conscious of their self worth? How in the World will this kind of incidence happen in Nigeria, which will mark its 50yrs of independence from Oyinbo? May be we need to go back to the colonialist to rebrand our mental faculty, where are the Police when this type of robbery takes place? Then what can the police do without the means to neutralize these robbers? No equipment , the roads are terrible, the light is not working. Who are we to blame. There is a man named "ANENNIH", i hope he sleeps well and eat well where ever he may be with his wives and concubines , since nemensis will catch up with him one day because, he refused to perform, when the road contract was awarded , he was the works minister.'Mr fixces' you may never fix well for rest of your life. May the blood of the victims be require dfrom your hand?
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 11:08
Comment from: Oni Kola [Visitor] Email
this is a bad news. I wonder why it's taken this long period to get the news. Am sure some of the passengers in the young shall grow bus survived. we all need to hear from at least 5 of them to get the real gist. Let the police free the innocent drivers and face robbers. This is a road where we have pole to pole road blocks yet robbers always have a field day. God 4give our UnGodly leaders. Amen
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 11:25
Comment from: ameh odoh [Visitor] Email
NIGERIA HAVE EYES TO SEE THIS UNFORTUNATE THING ON WHAT IS REALLY HAPPING IN THIS COUNTR .NIGERIA SHOULD BEGINING TO THINK THAT THIS COUNTRY MAY SOON COME TO AN END BECAUSE NOTHING WE HAVE TO WRITE HOME NEITHER A STORY TO TELL.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 12:04
Comment from: adaeze [Visitor] Email
This is a shame, that road is one of the busiest in the country used by thousands of people daily. Why cant the Federal govt. fix this death trap and spare Nigerians the agony of having to bury their loved ones in what should be preventable deaths. Please Ag President, use your good office to save us.we dont know who will be the next victim of this road that had claimed so many lives.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 12:12
Comment from: Ese [Visitor] Email · http://www.google.com
The issue is not that it happened last year and therefore it should not be spoken about. I congratulate the young man that did post it in i-report. If we can start digging up past events that have trails of these and other events, I encourage all Nigerians to start digging them up and show the world, no matter when these happened. Events happened years back in western world and they visit them to correct the wrongs. Its a shame for the police spokesman to call the reporter a mischievous person. So it should be kept inside the cooler. Wicked generation!!!
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 12:21
Comment from: one door [Visitor] Email · http://sorry
corrupt nation indeed!!! from head to toe.who knows the robbers? do u think we have policemen in Nigeria? do someone said the robbers maybe policemen? am not doubt. country without a security. a home for all kinds of crime.kidnapping, robbry.etc. no 1 oil producing country yet no good road, no electricity, even the oil they produce they dot have. WHICH WEY NIGERIA??? well what do we say? may God accept the souls of these innocent brothers and sisters as we are waiting for his intervention from these wolves and lions called leaders.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 13:54
Comment from: Omo Agege [Visitor] Email
Driver Osayande Idahosa should reconstruct his story to make more sense. "he sighted what seemed like barricades of logs of wood on the highway" and he drove over them in fear of his life worth more than the lives of 19 people. Did the police test him to confirm that he was not under a substance influence as is known that most Nigerian drivers drive under the influence of whatsoever. May the souls of the departed rest in peace.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 15:11
Comment from: Afelele Oladipupo [Visitor] Email
The way and manner of our ruling class neglecting the cry of we ordinary Nigerians is suppose to be a great challenge to us to stand up and say 'Enough is Enough' for their act of idon't carelism and learn to call a spade a spade. We should not hesitate to throw them out of office for the good of all Nigerians irregardless of ethnic, religious, tribe or region.Nigeria have a larger percentage to grow politically, economically, socially and even morally if all hands are on deck to channel properly modesty in generally acceptable attitude that ensures equality of all.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 18:11
Comment from: Nneoma Fiberesima [Visitor]
this is so sad and it's very sadening that this sort of thing happened. my family grieves with the families of the deceased but i must say that i disagree with some of the above comments. Nigeria is NOT a corrupt nation, even though it has its own flaws, it just has a few people who decide to make defastating and wrong decisions. Yes, Nigeria has its bad parts but name one country that doesn't. I just pray, as a nigerian, that the good people of Nigeria will overcome and the affected families will find a way to pick up the shattered pieces of their lives and look unto God. AMEN and AMEN!!!
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 18:13
Comment from: John [Visitor] Email
Do'nt lets be fooled by Nigerian police this time around.Fare enough, the blood and the spirits of the nineteen(19) brutally mudered by Nigerians as one of the senators repeatedly mentioned on the senate floor has risen for justice.Bringing out the drivers of the ill-fated vehicles will not be enough to arrive at justice but:-
The senate should make it a mandatory job to invite all the surviving passangers of the bus ,the conductor and the woman that chartered the truck to really obtain accurate naration of what actually happened.Mind you the survivals must not be treathene or intimidated or detain by the police.The senate should sponsor their transportation,feeding and lodging for the period of investigation in Abuja or where ever.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 18:59
Comment from: mike ade [Visitor] Email · http://NIGERIANS WAKEUP: MESG FOR THE LEADERS PLS.
Nigerian should rise up and attack the rulers, senators, reps, and the ministers who should have used our oil money to repair roads and provide hospitals for the sick and injured,child care,neonatal care, maternity, and health center for the poor in the villages.Instead of all the above they took our money and send it to their private account overseas, move their families overseas for protection.They hope should there be any trouble all they need to do is run away to enjoy the stolen money.Let me tell you all politicians, we know where your families are overseas, and you will not be save at home also untill you give account of the looted money.Your innocent extended family shall reap from the sins you are or have committed.Nigerians will be after you all, you shall not know peace from now on, no matter how many security and body guards keeping close observations on you we shall inviltrate them to get to you. We will take back all the looted money and the government property you have hidden,we know where they are, we,ve been monitoring each and every one of you for a long time,we are just waiting for the EfCC to conclude it,s turn before we descend on all of you mentioned above, so continue to help your self till judgements from the Nigerians comes upon you all. TRUST THIS WILL HAPPEN UNLESS THE ( EFCC) WERE ABLE TO SAVE YOU ALL .now this what you all need to do. (1) surrender to EFCC all stolen money, with your name attached publish in a major n/paper, and promise to expose those who have sin to Nigerians. This is the only way out.WE PROMISE NIGERIANS ALL MONEY COLLECTED WILL BE USE FOR THE BENEFITS OF ALL .IT WILL GO BACK TO THE TREASURY OF THE FEDERAL GOV.OF NIGERIA AND WE SHALL LIVE OUR GLORIOUS NAME AGAIN.....WE REST OUR CASE.THANKS FOR YOUR TIME READING THIS MESG.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 20:39
Comment from: Better Nigeria [Visitor] Email
Our government should do some thing out of this ugly road.You can imagine all this incidents happened almost at the same spot just because of traffic jams in the same Ore, the road that has been approved for re construction over how many years, yet it remained un repaired. When shall we grow and have sympathy for the poor masses. Meanwhile, this is the most busiest road in Nigeria even in Africa, so what stops our government to take maximum action. In some certain cases, Police Force should not be blamed or vehicle drivers that plies th road, rather our government should be questioned.
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 22:49
Comment from: nike dunk [Visitor] Email · http://www.cheapshoeshop.com
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PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 01:43
Comment from: prince diamond [Visitor] Email · http://IF I HAVE THE CHANCE
If i have the chance and means, i will split nigeria into three and all part will have their own government, if i have the chance and the means, all policitians will be eliminated. The bloodbath in nigerian has some spritiual undertone. the drivers should be well punished and made to say the truth. Unless the nigerian government hand over the leadership to God , Nigeria will grow from worse to worst, because the number of blood calling for revange is on the high side. I wish i have the chance and means, i will move all my family and generation out of Nigeria , because nigeria is a curse land. all our leaders are all ocultic, if you do not belong, you can never win elections. so bloodshed is one of the means of wining election or policitical seat in Nigeria. Only Almighty GOD can save nigeria. I CRY AND WEEP for nigeria.I cry and weep for the unborn generations, cos they have no hope in nigerian.
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 02:48
Comment from: Chichi [Visitor] Email
I don't want to know if this is an old or a recent report. Our governement should be
solely concern about the security of its people and not to be delibrating over
meaningless issues.
no good road
no security
no food
no light
no job
no water
no home
no hospital
no education
no good governance
everything is sick
including our government.
GOD WILL DELIVER NIGERIA SOON!!!!!!!!!!
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 03:36
Comment from: oge [Visitor] Email
so so sorry,what a story ,it had happened already, lets not crusify or not kill the driver cos according to his comment he running for his dear life which you and I as a person would have done,but for the robbers God will reward them,he must surely pay them in their coin
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 03:48
Comment from: joy [Visitor] Email
God will never forgive those robbers they must surely get their evil rewards on this earth
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 03:58
Comment from: FearGOD [Visitor] Email · http://www.feargodandlive.com
May Almighty God have mercy on the 19 dead people and receive them in his kingdom.Acting President JONATHAN and EFCC, LISTING,failure to arrest all the contractors awarded the contracts since the time of Babangida till date and probe them,you will soon see the anger of GOD visiting you.if JONATHAN'SGOVT.REFUSE TO PUT THAT ROAD IN ORDER, THE BLOOD OF THE INNOCENTS THAT DIED ON THAT ROAD WILL ALWAYS HUNT YOU AND ALL THOSE WICKED AND EVIL POLITICIANS IN NIGERIA.THE SWORD OF THE LORD WILL NEVER DEPART FROM THE HOUSE OF ALL THE PEOPLE THAT HAVE LOOTED NIGERIA TREASURY. EVERY BODY SAY AMEN. AMEN
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 04:04
Comment from: oguntuyi mathew [Visitor] Email
only God know how safe wew are in the hand of nigeria govt this is a trrible situation ma God heal our land
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 04:47
Comment from: onyekachi [Visitor] Email · http://too bad
very sad news may the soul rest in peace amen. God will judge everybody by the deed. government should do some thing for the family of these people.
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 04:56
Comment from: Olu Edward [Visitor] Email
This is a horrible story and Nigerians should be ashamed something like this could be happening on our highway. The Federal Government and the State government should be blame for allowing our citizens to die like this. How can we allow the holdrums to take over our highway when there is government? It shows our so call leaders does not care about our well being.
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 05:57
Comment from: omonsco omonregie [Visitor] Email
old or recent the fact remains that it really happend.federal govt should responsibly le for the rate of unemployment and the bad state of our road.
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 07:04
Comment from: seun adewuyi [Visitor] Email
it is well,or what shall we say to these things? Police of these country are not up to the task? or they are satisfy sacrificing even their own family for N20 or N50 naira. if these happened last year the police can not know the details not until someone from CNN post a report on the incident. GOD DEY im just afraid what the fate of our chilren we be!
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 07:53
Comment from: Raimi Lasisi [Visitor] Email
I actually think the driver of the said truck is sick. I don't buy his story at all even though the
whole tragedy is not his fault but I mean with head lights you should see what you intend to
climb. That said, the country we live in is hell already and I tell you evil will never stop in this
country unless there is a revolution. We live in cursed social system. Its not even a matter of
how many churches we have, evil will continue because of the character of impoverishment of
the masses.
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 09:53
Comment from: joy Benson [Visitor] Email · http://yahoo
i do not care how old the story may be, what is important is that the country is in ruin & there is nothing any person can do because we are very selifish and no one is ready to pay any price for it. the leaders are self centred and very greedy.
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 09:56
Comment from: M.S. [Visitor] Email
The incident was very unfortunate; I pray to Almighty Allah to give the families of the victims the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. However, it has come to a level for our leaders to wake-up from their slumber and give the Lagos-Ore- Benin road(not this road alone)the needed priority.
Honestly, Lagos-Ore-Benin road is a KILLER ROAD!

Our leaders have erred in their responsibilities to the led.The level of insecurity is on the higher state. They should remember that day, THE DAY OF JUDGEMEMT.The day the have and have-not will stand side -close in the presence of the ALMIGHTY ALLAH to give account of what individual had done while alive.

Nigeria is a great Country. A total turnaround is in sight.!
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 10:04
Comment from: Omotayo [Visitor] Email
It is FPRO/ Police that is mischievous trying to cover the story whether it happened now or years ago is not an issue but what are the lessons learnt and measure put in place to prevent re-occurrence. the rate of crime will reduced or minimised if there are more jobs and adequate security and When an evil doer knows that there is No hiding place for him he deceased from doing evil.
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 10:06
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PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 15:25
Comment from: felix [Visitor] Email
too sad enough to see, but who must have written the script acted by the driver must be a good poet. if the driver was sound enough and his eyes sight working effectively, he would have noticed that human beings not even one has no resembulance with log of wood. was he driving in total darkness? was he tasted before given drivers license, and on what basis, because he has implicated himself and who must have given him license to drive.

Well it is only in my sick country, that you can imagine or see that type of thing.Where the president is not seen or heard, only God can deliver that country from the hands of the greedy cabals called leaders.

May the souls of the departed, rest in peace. AMEN.
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 17:27
Comment from: Donald [Visitor] Email
Sick and tired of that country.... why would i want to come back home, when i keep hearing kidnapping, robbery, massacre...
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 19:20
Comment from: Damian [Visitor] Email
THE SCENE IS NOT WORTH BEHOLDING. MAY THEIR SOUL REST IN PEACE. AMEN
PermalinkPermalink 03/11/10 @ 02:33
Comment from: chars joe [Visitor] Email
It is really sad, but for the robbers, God will reward and pay them in their own coins.

Government should do something urgent about that particular road.

It is my fervent prayer that God should give the families of the victims the heart
to bear such irreparable lost.
PermalinkPermalink 03/11/10 @ 04:44
Comment from: Mike Anikamadu [Visitor] Email
Though this incident happened sometimes ago, as I have just realised, it is still a sad story. It will also forever remain green in my memory. While we all stand up against such inhumane acts, what of the now perennial Jos killings? See web link: http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/news/article01//indexn2_html?pdate=110310&ptitle=Truth%20about%20Jos%20killings,%20by%20police
In all totality, everyone including I condemn anything that is linked to forcefully taking away anything – life, limbs, money, property, happiness, etc - that belongs to anyone! I know that all values, mores and ethics condemn such too. As a wedded and communicant Roman Catholic for instance, more than two out of our 10 commandments of God state this! I mean placing premium on human lives and not stealing in any way. Specifically, commandments 7, 9 and 10 forbid these in unequivocal terms. Commandments 4 and 5 also imply it.
Back to the issue at hand, prior to now, I had told a few friends that I forwarded / sent the picture to, as sent to me that I do not think that robbers would deliberately act that way as portrayed by the said picture, nor would the driver act so cowardly. This does not in any way mean that I am defending the said robbers. I shall never do! Contrary to that instead, they have most of the blame As Africans, especially Nigerians, we place a very high premium on human lives. We are all too familiar with stories of robbers praying before ‘operation’, as we can see in some ‘Naija’ movies. Even amidst presumably politically-motivated killings (Saro-Wiwas, Dele Giwas, Bola Iges, Rewanes, Moshood & Kudirat Abiolas, etc), the alleged perpetrators are amongst those that take the front row in the mourning process. They go out of their way to appease their consciences to atone for their acts. What of those that use their ill-gotten wealth to erect places of worship or do such related public-spirited acts and donate same to the people? We could for instance remember the likes of the then Lawrence Anini and his money-spraying tendencies to the general public. This is because of our value system as Africans. We strive to ‘give back’ what we took inappropriately because we believe in natural justice (or Karma according to some schools of thought). We also believe in re-incarnation and the likes. Imagine then if you beget a child (grand child or such relatives) that you masterminded its forceful departure in a prior world! What would be the likely outcome of such a birth? Same applies to those who use their positions of authority / privilege to cause the deaths of others! We hear of such acts in other lands outside Africa. We do not have to ignore the fact that such acts might be creeping into our fabrics, like the ethnic/religious cleansings of Central African Republic, Darfur, Rwanda and Northern Nigeria (Boko Haram, Plateau, etc.). These are pocket cases compared to what pertains in other places like Bosnia Herzegovina, etc. and as commonly practised during the colonial times and earlier (Hitler, White Dominions of Canada, American apartheid, and as recorded in such diverse places as Australia, New Zealand, Norway, Mexico, Brazil, India, Greenland, Russia, Guatemala, Ecuador, South Africa, Iran, Turkey, Israel, Chile, Bolivia, China etc.). Another of such acts of recent memory has to do with slavery as well as the apartheid system of South Africa that has left multi-generational scars on the psyches of races and tribes. I do not wish to mention such others like the man-made diseases, or those diseases that were deliberately left untreated in some people to ascertain their effects on the long run (like syphilis, of which a sitting president had to apologise to the race involved). In this era of information technology / internet, one needs to go to any search engine and just type ‘synthetic’ and the name of any disease that you have a hunch that it never existed before to get the information.
I do not in any way wish to deviate from the subject. I am interested in contributing to averting future occurrences. The trailer ran over the victims because there was no street light for the trailer driver to see from afar. How can there be street lights when we do not have lights in our rooms? Why should we have light when the ‘sea level’ is low as we are always told? Alright, do we have an option rather than complaining? Must we depend on hydro-electric power and gas turbines? Cant we source for other alternative sources of renewable and environment-friendly energy sources? As residents of the equator, can’t we harness solar power? We are blest daily with enough sunlight. If we deploy and harness solar energy effectively, the amount of sun power that we get in a single day can power the whole Nigerian street lights for a year! What of wind power? Cant we harness this by establishing wind farms? The wind power of Bar Beach alone can power the whole houses in Nigeria effectively! Either of these two sources can effectively generate over 20,000 megawatts stable electricity supply as required by Nigeria, in my rating!
I remember jocularly telling one of my friends that the reason why we have very low accident rates compared to their country is because their roads are so smooth and lighted that even the sound of the vehicle you are travelling in will lull you to sleep. I compared this with our roads that one needs to be at alert to dodge pot-holes (they are actually bigger than pot holes) along our highways, aroused by pot-holes we inevitably hit especially at night and other such things that keep us awake along the road! We need to move around countries that have little or none of these natural resources that are abundant in Nigeria to appreciate how we wallow in wants amidst plenitude! Even the petroleum fuel that we are presently one of the top 10 worldwide producers is not only imported but scarce with our refineries moribund! Come to the telecommunications sector. Check out the likes of glo and MTN and compare them to NITEL and MTEL that are supposed to compete with the world’s best telecoms firms! I have never seen where people in positions of authority go out of their way to ensure that nothing works even when providence has provided for everything to work! Move around the world and see what we contribute intellectually to other countries (Emeagwalis, Achebes, Mbanefos, etc). Why then do we excel abroad but are laggards back home? Are our gatekeepers accountable? To who are they accountable? How many months have we been without a key officer, with other nationalities laughing at us? Please see this link: http://punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art20100204450971. Up till now, there in no official statement from the person involved, after weeks of purportedly returning to base. Instead alien words are creeping into our words of daily usage. A typical example of such inglorious words is ‘cabal’. Who then is fooling who as these people after all these send their children abroad to live and study and many of these golden-spoon-fed children turn into miscreants. One of such children was so misguided that he nearly made a bomb out of a moving airliner during the last Christmas period resulting in Nigeria being regarded as a terrorist nation! Just like most of us, I lose sleep daily wondering if my children will grow in alien lands (with its attendant challenges) and not enjoy the luxury that I had growing up in the land of my roots and learning our very noble values system. I am eternally grateful to my parents for giving me such an opportunity. On the part of my children, I hope that they will understand this if I am forced to take a contrary decision, as it is in their best interest. They have to, or they might be caught up in the retrogressive cycle when they will start getting their autonomy starting from their JAMB days up to employment blues (when they will encounter realities like ‘cut off marks’, ‘catchment areas’, ‘more than two sittings’, ‘indigenes’, ‘quota system’, ‘okada accidents’, ‘kidnapping’, etc! They experienced NEPA but being youngsters, its fun as its time to help the parents power the toxic-emitting and noisy generator by making us spend more time with their interventions and assistances in the process (see this: http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/j13/forum/lounge/32191-what-lagos-state-government-doing-about-noise-pollution-print.html). Being lively kids, the noise even competes with theirs and makes it more fun from their perspective! On my part as a kid then, I am really providential that till date, I was never a victim of such invisible ceilings back home or even now that I am not. I give God the glory. What then of those that were victims and others that would be? How do we avert it?
I return to the subject.
I request everyone in sympathy with this cause to please pray for the safe repose of these innocent souls. They deserve eternal rest. We should also pray for the repentance of the robbers. We all understand how hard it is to survive and should consider our value systems above our selfish interests. Our petitions of repentance should also be extended to those of us that are in one way or the other tarnishing our collective and individual reputations ((hard) drug peddlers, 419ers, thieving politicians, clergies with larceny tendencies, etc.). These ‘unAfrican’ characters need to be removed from our consciousness.
Evil never pays. Our societies promote natural justice- ‘do to no one what will not be good to you when done to you’. We should awake to our civic morals. The future starts today.
I shall end this writing as most Nigerian films end, “TO GO BE THE GLORY”.
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Comment from: lanre [Visitor] Email · http://http//why all this my fellow nigerians?
Dont you people think we need one of this NIGERIA: REVOLUTION--SOLUTION--DISSOLUTION
We need REVOLUTION in all aspect i:e politically, educationally, economically and socially, but the most important one is ''political revolution'', If we have it maybe we it will bring about a lasting SOLUTION then if not we can head for DISSOLUTION of this disjointed nation
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Comment from: lanre [Visitor] Email · http://http//why all this my fellow nigerians?
Dont you people think we need one of this NIGERIA: REVOLUTION--SOLUTION--DISSOLUTION
We need REVOLUTION in all aspect i:e politically, educationally, economically and socially, but the most important one is ''political revolution'', If we have it maybe we it will bring about a lasting SOLUTION then if not we can head for DISSOLUTION of this disjointed nation
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Comment from: Lana Williams [Visitor] Email · http://customresearchpapers.ws/
O my God, what a horrible tragedy! It's painful to look at those photos!
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Comment from: lucky [Visitor] Email · http://big lost
may the soul of the departed ones rest in peace.the nigeria police should pls take it easy with the one remaning cos is an accident.
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Comment from: Livingstone Osaretin [Visitor] Email · http://nigeria master web
No good news ever comes out of our country Nigeria. It's either killings in Jos, kidnaping here and there or arm robbery operations everywhere. Our levels of thinking and acting is still lower than that of animals. If a child at 50 doesn't know how to crawl then how can he stand, walk or run? We are crippled and this is the fact and we are being govern by educated fools, educated illitrates who thinks the only way is DOWN. They think they are in high places so nothing will get to them but death certainly will; they will leave all behind one day just like the poor man; any sagacious human surpose to know this. But if we are to continue like this even at 50 then i suggest we weren't ripe for independence. We shold go back to our colonial masters to come and retake the country or lease it back to them for at least two hundred years like it was in Hong Kong. We should act fast or we shall seize to exist very very soon
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Comment from: kabiru mohammed wakili [Visitor] Email · http://nigeriannews
Inna lillahi wa inna alaihin rajiun what a terrible thing is this,so mr president what ar going to say about this incident?do u believe that we have an inadequate security in our country nigeria ?if there is security in nigeria armed robbers would have the chance to robbed i,m right ?i.m not saying what happened is lack of security.because god say we should believe what happen whether god or bad, that was d faith. but d federal government have to increase security in nigeria intoto with army,police,civil defence and other government agencies in other to protect lost of life and property
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it is really terrible thing! Hope and pray Nigerian roads get safer.
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Oh god!
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Comment from: KBONE [Visitor] Email · http://NIGERIANNEWS
WAT D FUCKIN SHIT IS THIS IS D PRESIDENT IN D COUNTRY OR NOT WE HAVE INADEQUATE OF SECURITY IN NIGERIA IF THERE IS IT WIL DECREASE D LELEL OF ACCIDENT BCOS DIS ACCIDENT IS CAUSE ARMED ROBBERS SO HW TO AVOID IT ISBYD INCRESE D LEVEL OF SOLDIES IN COUNTRY
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To me , it's only God that can judge this matter. I think something important need to be done along that road.I think we should just leave everything to God in brief. Thanks
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PermalinkPermalink 04/08/10 @ 04:28
He would be tried for manslaughter here and let him tell his story the lives cannot be replaced it is a shame that he would assume barricades were placed to rob him and he would need to run them.
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Comment from: Patience corayltebb [Visitor] Email
THE DEED HAS BEEN DONE ALL WE HAVE TO DO IS TO PRAY TO GOD TO GIVE NIGERIA A VERY GOOD LEADER WHO CAN RULE THE NATION WELL, STOP CORRUPTION,AND TO SEE TO IT THAT THE CASE OF ARM RUBBERY IS SEEN TO.


I KNOW THAT BY NOW THE RUBBERS WILL BE FEELING GUILTY ABOUT WHAT THEY HAVE DONE. BUT THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT I CAN SEE THEM CHANGING THEIR LIVES. AMEN.
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Comment from: Nkebem Ben Nyama [Visitor] Email

Fed Government of Nigeria have to be held responsible for this tragedy for carless for the Fed highways in the country, only to make sure that the president sit is from the northern part of Nigeria, but why. It is FPRO/ Police that is mischievous trying to cover the story whether it happened now or years ago is not an issue but what are the lessons learnt and measure put in place to prevent re-occurrence. the rate of crime will reduced or minimised if there are more jobs and adequate security and When an evil doer knows that there is No hiding place for him he deceased from doing
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If the roads were safe he would not have feared for his life and passengers so the roads need to be patrolled and made safe to prevent it from happening again.
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At the earlier comment I made about this incident ,I explain a similar prevented accident,all the same dont ever blame the NIGERIAN POLICE,the next job to the devil in Nigeria is police Job,Blame our so called bastard leaders,who beleive they are untouchable,their days are numbered,when we all in diaspora comes home like angry jews of Hitler 1945,we shall draw a new face for Nigeria,Nigeria will never prosper with all this prodigal sons rulling this country,Come to sweden and see what it mean to be human,A dog here is worth 20,000 Nigerian life quote me ita reality,a dog will not die since july last year and nobody will ask,but 19,999 souls will perish in Nigeria and nobody will ask,they should not play politics out of this story,they should let the drivers alone and let them reconcile with God for forgiveness,Our leaders are failure,Nigeria is a failed and Sick state,thats why its been ruled by sick people.A half dead man like yaraduah can hold on to power, that can only be possible in Nigeria.
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