See the photo of the boy who fell from a flyover while posing for a selfie in Kano

See the photo of the boy who fell from a flyover while posing for a selfie in Kano

May 28, 2020

If you are probably between the age of 14 to 18 and owns a smartphone the probability of you scrolling through your social media platforms first before anything else is 90%.
This is to say that teens and young people are now attached to their phones, so no moment or activity ever goes undocumented on social media.
Yesterday was 27th May also known as Children's day. Children all over the world celebrated their day in different ways. We might have seen teens and young adults post pictures of themselves on Facebook. Reports from Rariya, an online newspaper which recorded the day's event had it that a boy while trying to get a better position for his self portraits (selfie) for his facebook stumbled and fell off the flyover.This flyover is one of the biggest, longest and tallest in West Adrica located in Ibrahim Taiwo Road in Kano. The name of the boy is yet unknown. Immediately he was rescued by the mobile police officers on duty nearby, he was rushed to the hospital but not without having a fracture.(broken knee)We are grateful to God that he is still alive. Very much alive to tell the story.
The crazy to trend has always been the rave. We have also read of ridiculous things that would cost a life that teens and young adult engage in. You see them snapping selfies and posting them online with hastags #drivinghome and #drivingselfie. This singular action had always puts their lives and those around them in danger.I understand that they are acting they age but they should also consider the future. 





Comments

Post a Comment

Nice

Popular posts from this blog

Google adsense

 https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-4114509449013841 <script async src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-4114509449013841"      crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
Read more
Image
Photo credit: Google Yesterday, Mavin Records signee  Divine Ikubor  popularly known as Rema gave out a thought provoking advice to every young person out there who is struggling financially or trying to meet ends meet. Looking at what Rema wrote and the ability to demystify it will take a lot of pondering gusto and reflection. The message is deep, direct and very true. Having gone through it with stern reflection, permit me to call it the  10 Laws On How To Outrun Been Broke  . Rema succinctly listed them as; 1. Change your mindset 2. Study the Laws That Guide This Realm 3. Watch your Friends 4. Believe in your Vision 5. Listen More 6. Mind your Business 7. Sow your Seed 8. Prepare for Sacrifices to be Made 9. Stay Patient 10. Act a Fool and Pray I have taken gone through them, and have taken my time to break them down for proper assimilation by everyone out there. Please read through it with the mindset of a winner. Ch...
Read more

Wednesday, may 13th,2020, morning New

Image
Wednesday, may 13th,2020, morning News May 13, 2020  The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC has announced 146 new Coronavirus infections in Nigeria bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 4,787 Lecturers salaries delayed over collapse of IPPIS platform The Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union, COEASU, has criticised the Integrated Personnel Payroll and Information System, IPPIS policy of the Federal Government, insisting that it was a mere conduit pipe to deny academics of their remuneration. President of COEASU in a petition addressed to the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation, on Tuesday in Abuja, described the implementation of IPPIS as inconsistent with the idea and objectives for which the payment structure was meant to address. 1.  EFCC Apprehensions 2 Chinese For Providing N100m bribe To Top Official The Economic and also Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested two Chinese for supplying the amount of N100m as kickback to th...
Read more