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Alibaba calls out soldiers over yesterday's attack
The comedian took to twitter to express his thoughts over yesterday's
rampage by Nigerian soldiers on Ikorodu road after one of their
colleagues was allegedly killed by a BRT bus. Continue to see more
tweets...
Corps
Marshal, Federal Road Safety Commission, Mr Osita Chidoka, on Saturday
cautioned parents to restrict children to the back seat while driving.
Speaking in Abuja at commission’s monthly jogging, Osita said the
caution became necessary to prevent children from injury or death that
might arise from accidents.
He said, “Adopt the culture of safety in the house; once you adopt the
culture of making sure that the child is properly restrained, that child
will take it to wherever he goes.
“Unrestrained children in the car are a source of great danger, I know
that no father or mother would like to see harm come upon their child.
“Make sure that the child does not press button in the car that leads to more danger.”
President, Nigerian Society of Engineers, Mr Ademola Olorunfemi, who was
the special guest at the exercise, also called for adequate protection
of children.
He said the strength of a nation was measured by its population,
particularly the youth, calling on all stakeholders to join the ‘Use of
Appropriate Car Restraints for Children’ campaign.
“The campaign is for our common good, it affects everybody; accident does not know colour, religion, race or age,” he said.
The theme of the exercise was ‘Walking for Safety of the Children in the Vehicles’.
Pandemonium
broke out in the Onipanu area of Ikorodu Road, Lagos, on Friday after a
soldier was allegedly knocked down and killed by one of the buses in
the fleet of LAGBUS on the BRT lane.
The soldier was said to have been knocked down after he allegedly rode
on the BRT lane and subsequently died as there was no immediate medical
attention.
The driver of the bus, it was gathered, fled after the accident.
It was learnt that a few hours after the soldier, identified as Matthew
Ishaya, a lance corporal, was knocked down, some military men from the
Intelligence Unit of the Nigerian Army at Yaba, stormed the Onipanu area
of the highway, demanding to know the circumstances surrounding the
death of the soldier.
The military men were said to have been incensed that their colleague
was allowed to die after he was knocked down when he could have been
rushed to a nearby hospital for medical attention.
Hell, however, broke loose shortly after the soldiers sighted the lifeless body of Ishaya in the bus that knocked him down.
They allegedly blocked one side of the ever-busy road, stopping any BRT
buses plying the route, four of which were allegedly set ablaze.
The shed at the bus stop was also not spared as it was razed.
Some commuters and pedestrians, passing through the area alleged that
they were manhandled by some irate soldiers, who equally barred
journalists and itinerant photographers and social media enthusiasts
from recording or taking pictures of the mayhem and that of the
deceased.
A spokesman for the Army formation in Yaba, Lagos, Rightman Ogeh,
however, denied that the soldiers from the unit burnt buses or harassed
passersby or commuters.
Ogeh, who spoke to a radio station in Lagos on Friday, admitted that the
soldiers from the unit were aggrieved that the man, who was knocked
man, was allowed to die because no one took the initiative to rush him
to any hospital.
He said, “A soldier, who was passing through the bus stop, saw the
soldier and called the office because he could recognise him. By the
time we got there, we realised that our colleague was inside the bus
already dead.
“They said it was a BRT bus that knocked him down. He was riding a
licensed motorcycle. So, why was he not taken to the hospital until he
died? Of course, our men were angry and we decided that no BRT bus would
be allowed to pass through the road. We did not stop others.”
Ogeh denied that the soldiers burnt the busses, accusing some miscreants in the area of perpetrating the act.
“When things like this happen, you will hear different versions, but I
can tell you that soldiers did not burn the busses. It is possible that
some area boys carried out the act. No one was harassed by soldiers; we
only stopped some people who were taking pictures and wanting to film
the area,” he added.
Davido
as been awarded as the winner Of the BET African Act category,it was
given out in a different ceremony, and Davido beat fellow nominees
Sarkodie, Mafikizolo, Diamond, Toofan and Tiwa Savage to emerge winner
the BET 2014 award for Best African Act!
Real show as just began. Big Congrats
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