I was rushing a person to a medical facility at 4am: the Liverpool Rd. at Apapa, Lagos, was BLOCKED by tankers.
Thank God he survived.
He could have died in the blockage.
Emergency services are almost non-functional.
And with your car you can't even attend to an emergency.
Thank God he survived.
He could have died in the blockage.
Emergency services are almost non-functional.
And with your car you can't even attend to an emergency.
I came face to face with the gradual evolution of our society as a failed state.
I have been in Lagos for some days now.
At Apapa, emergency response IS IMPOSSIBLE because someone somewhere is making millions daily from tankers who block major roads.
I have been in Lagos for some days now.
At Apapa, emergency response IS IMPOSSIBLE because someone somewhere is making millions daily from tankers who block major roads.
The Apapa crisis in Lagos makes me understand why 🇳🇬 is rated with Somali, Afghanistan, Syria etc as one of the dangerous places to live in.
Nigerians are living 'dangerously'.
U stand a better chance of living longer & in better health in many African countries than in 🇳🇬.
Nigerians are living 'dangerously'.
U stand a better chance of living longer & in better health in many African countries than in 🇳🇬.
