Graphic Photos Of Bodies Being Recovered from Lagos Capsized Boat

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I was watching the Bayern and Arsenal game when a friend of my, who happens to be an artiste (James Blink) called me to report this unfortunate scene last night. He said i should try as much as possible to get through to radio stations like Naijafm 102.7 so that they can pass the information of the incident to NEMA.

I was able to get through to an OAP, Ifektive baba(who was on air then) of Naijafm 102.7 around 10:40pm through the studio line to report the capsized boat incident and i believed he alerted the agencies. But unfortunately, before they got to the scene of the incident, a whole lot of Nigerians were dead already.

Please, lets try as much as possible to learn how to swim because you can never tell when that your skill(s) of swimming will work for you.

May the souls of those who lost their lives rest in peace. And the family, may God console them. Give them the heart to bear the lost, Amen.

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EJURA OCHOLI said…
May their souls rest in peace!

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12 March 2014 at 08:13
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