enemyofprogress:

openmine:
This is very serious....I always travel with GIGM esp when am going to Lagos......

The employers need to start cautioning their drivers....They are getting proud and reckless every day!

Just sum days ago,a colleague of mine was rushed to the hospital after the same transport company had an accident around shagamu....

No matter the rush hour because of the easter holiday,safety is always paramount!

SapphirePRINCEX:
Many are the afflictions of the righteous but the Lord delivers his people from them all...


If I get where to go those days, Jesus will gat me big time and if it's a no go out day, God will surely make me to stay indoors at will

Britishcoins:

You and ur Dad must be a good travelers..
May God protect us me too I am about to embark long journey. Minna to Enugu

Kylekent59:

Make we help am small correct am




Brake could fail,tyres could get bust
He personally had encountered this scenario along ibadan express way

itsIYKE:
God is good motors over stress there drivers a lot ......imagine a driver going to Lagos two times in 24 hours

EvilChild:
Best news have seen today.

HoodBillionaire:
nawa o.
GIG motors are proud abeg
cause dem dey inside ac dey feel fly
i enter eagle line only

udemzy101:
Again I wonder if FIRS is implementing the speed limit technology on this transport companies, some of them drive like they are doing competition, especially the young drivers.

Egein:


Your moniker na HoodBillionaire, but you're actually a poverty-stricken hoodrat.

Pepsi101:
How did they know the driver was sleeping?

Very bad journalism

zone51:


Brake might failed, Tyre might got busted...I personally had encountered this before along Ibadan express road...The tyre of the station wagon I boarded got busted and before I knew it, I felt rolling on the bed...the car somersaulted for a distance of upto 200M away from the express road... And driver was not asleep...I accept your logical analysis, BUT don't assume/conclude yet.

zone51:


Brake might failed, Tyre might got busted...I personally had encountered this before along Ibadan express road...The tyre of the station wagon I boarded got busted and before I knew it, I felt rolling on the bed...the car somersaulted for a distance of upto 200M away from the express road... And driver was not asleep...I accept your logical analysis, BUT don't assume/conclude yet.

Egein:


What's Federal Inland Revenue Service's (FIRS) business with road speed regulation? You're not feeling fine.

Liverpoolfc:
break failure could cause that. many factors can account for that.

divinehand2003:
Whenever a driver feels sleepy, pls kindly alert your passengers and they would gladly permit you to rest For as long as you want in order to get back your alertness. Stop putting lives at great risks ooooo. Better to be Late than to become LATE.

zone51:
Only one survivor and you claimed the driver was asleep?, How did you know?,...This is a poor journalism.

Anything could have happened...For example, Dad had an Accident on the 18th of May 2007 along Lokoja. 3 vehicles were involved, everyone died except him {Thank God for Africa Magic though }...

When asked what happened?...he explained their driver tried to overtook a truck in front of him without clear sight of what lies ahead, the truck driver wickedly signaled their driver with his hand to pass at a bend not knowing theirs an oncoming 18 seater bus, when their driver accelerated, it was late to go back and the road was not wide enough except ditches by the side...their vehicle collided with the bus and another private car on full speed rammed into that bus also...and that was it...everything somersaulted into the ditch. He was lucky to have gotten out in the process before the vehicles started somersaulting and that was how he got to have full account of what transpired.