A Nigerian man, Isaac took to Facebook to
narrate how he escaped electrocution in Lagos, hours after his eldest
sister had a terrible dream about him and started prayer and fasting to
rebuke it.
Here’s what he wrote;
‘An high tension wire drops and hits me very hard in my chest, at Isolo, Aina bus stop. While am grateful to God that I wasn’t electrocuted, I am very sad at the state of this nation, and how many have died due to broken high tension. A few eye witness were thanking God for me.
While some of us are working hard to solve a few social problems, it looks like Nigeria’s problem is so much that if every citizen picks one to solve we would still have a million and one of them. I told someone until those trucks carrying containers that have consistently killed our people on the road falls on a sitting Governor and dies like a commoner there won’t be solution to it.
Why can’t our electricity distribution companies place all high-tension wire passing through a community on a suspended hanger so that if any of them breaks, it will not fall on people.
This country sef haff tired me since I was born. Cables everywhere on the street and yet no electricity supplied. We watch movies we don’t see cables scattered everywhere in Hollywood movies and electricity is uninterrupted. But why?
My Mom Cries: Yesterday wasn’t my birthday but the love shown to me was like the day of birth, so much calls after i posted that incident yesterday.
My eldest sister had called a day before that she saw a terrible picture of me in a trance, she said it was really bad and that she has prayed but will be fasting and praying the next day which was yesterday.
To think that incident happened on the day someone was fasting and praying for me – shows it was God at work, high tension cables have current most times, but when the enemies came to eat up my flesh they stumbled and fell.
When I got home and shared my experience with my mom she couldn’t hold back as she poured praises profusely to God, and this was her song in Ibo listen and be blessed.’
Here’s what he wrote;
‘An high tension wire drops and hits me very hard in my chest, at Isolo, Aina bus stop. While am grateful to God that I wasn’t electrocuted, I am very sad at the state of this nation, and how many have died due to broken high tension. A few eye witness were thanking God for me.
While some of us are working hard to solve a few social problems, it looks like Nigeria’s problem is so much that if every citizen picks one to solve we would still have a million and one of them. I told someone until those trucks carrying containers that have consistently killed our people on the road falls on a sitting Governor and dies like a commoner there won’t be solution to it.
Why can’t our electricity distribution companies place all high-tension wire passing through a community on a suspended hanger so that if any of them breaks, it will not fall on people.
This country sef haff tired me since I was born. Cables everywhere on the street and yet no electricity supplied. We watch movies we don’t see cables scattered everywhere in Hollywood movies and electricity is uninterrupted. But why?
My Mom Cries: Yesterday wasn’t my birthday but the love shown to me was like the day of birth, so much calls after i posted that incident yesterday.
My eldest sister had called a day before that she saw a terrible picture of me in a trance, she said it was really bad and that she has prayed but will be fasting and praying the next day which was yesterday.
To think that incident happened on the day someone was fasting and praying for me – shows it was God at work, high tension cables have current most times, but when the enemies came to eat up my flesh they stumbled and fell.
When I got home and shared my experience with my mom she couldn’t hold back as she poured praises profusely to God, and this was her song in Ibo listen and be blessed.’
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