The D34th of 30 Kids in Nigeria | an Avoidable Tragedy | Strategies for the Future

[@dumodouglas58]

Thank you for this very educative content. To forestall the recurrence of such unfortunate incidents. I believe that our country needs to come up with standardized crowd management strategies to forestall such incidents.

[@HopeTV-j2d]

Poverty caused by the political class is this primary cause of this disaster. If a woman or man has enough food in their houses they will not take their children to a place with crowd because of food. Poverty in the land is killing more people than we give credit for.

[@JandRMediaLimited]

Dr Charles Apoki Your wisdom is always awesome. You are a great asset to civil society. Honestly the civil society is now the only hope for Nigeria because government in Nigeria in a lot of areas just exist by name. We need to let the youth know they have to farm or learn a skill to empower themselves

[@olulereadewale68]

God bless you Dr Apoki, social security will solve lots of our challenges from ignorance, poverty, greed, insurgency, crime, communal binding, love & respect for life.

[@MultiAngelluv]

Daddy, wonderful wisdom given! Thank you

[@blackmanaigbiremolen2143]

Every tragedy should birth strategies. Strategies that can help us get better. Thank you so much Area GrandFather.

[@helenjp_1356]

Well Said, the time of the event was 10.00am, the stampede happened at about 07-08am, according to one of the organisers

[@kristineogunkoya8687]

Dr, thank you for discussing this matter. My curiosity is how could such a big event take place without the government being involved? Secondly, where is her risk assessment to safeguard lives? This is very sad. Lessons are never learnt. I pray to God that these families get justice and this woman should be banned from organising events.

[@barryjerry3426]

I was a victim of that kano incident 1990 will never forget

[@helenjp_1356]

This is the fourth or fifth edition, done in different towns/cities and in different States. secondly, Dr., it was meant to be a Christmas celebration/funfare for the less privileged. It was an unfortunate incident.@charles apoki

[@alex_on_your_screen]

God bless you Sir for these information 🙏🙏✌️

[@chimakalu5195]

Excellent safety measures 👍

[@basilebekonye6571]

Indeed, organizing this kind of thing in a big city like Ibadan and not expecting that more than 5 thousand kids will show up in this time of extreme hunger is bone headed.

[@samuelarije1254]

Great, am happy to be the first to comment today. The Ibadan Children stampede was so unfortunate, may God console the family of the the children who lost their lives. Dr.Apoki, thank you for teaching us this Jesus principle on how to control crowd. God bless you Dr.Apoki. I remain your die-hard fan. I am Apokoian

[@drcharlesapoki]

Thank you. May God bless you as well.

[@adetunde6652]

@@drcharlesapoki, Are prophetess and her group of prophets NOT supposed to, to see and pray against/avert these dangers, at the programme/event. ? Are other prophets, that give yearly prophecies in Christiandom /other churches and ministries NOT SUPPOSED TO “ SEE” AND PRAY TO AVERT THESE DEATH OF CHILDREN ? What type of Christianity do we practice in Nigeria “ man of god” “ woman of god “ etc !!

[@drcharlesapoki]

@@adetunde6652 If you ask me na who I go ask? 😂😂😂😂

[@19618755]

Poverty is the biggest cause of the stampede

[@Deprincechanneltv2546]

Too much wisdom. Thanks for speech sir

[@diamondcharisma4167]

Wise man Dr Apoki

[@CHRISTOPHEROGBONNA-k6q]

Good wisdom

[@giftcase]

God bless you Dr Apoki for this analysis, exactly what I said yesterday,common sense is not common i guess

[@PeterIbude-m8s]

Words of wisdom. Blessings

[@sylviakelechi7698]

I agree people are not hungry here 😂

[@jmanhope1745]

All human beings act/behave the SAME, what varies are CIRCUMSTANCES human beings find themselves! "A hungry man is an angry man!"

[@ositaehiabhi6324]

I agree with you sir

[@oluremiaa2236]

Risk assessment must always be carried out!

[@linzicont1631]

Please sir we are looking for judges to defame and put on our visa ban and restrictions. Nigerian poverty capital.

[@shallychisco3644]

On point, sir.

[@HopeTV-j2d]

Allegedly, so that they do no carry you to Ekiti or Ibadan.

[@oduduhenry70]

I don't blame the organisers entirely, I blame the government. Why? It is government responsibility to put regulations in place for these kind of things so that organisers will adhere to those regulations. If there are none people will do things the way they seems fit

[@chikaraejiogu4651]

Very very sad.... avoidable death of innocent kids....

[@J0yov3rflow]

Oh what a sad day yesterday😢

[@OnyekaClem-bp3mi]

The tragedy is truly heartbreaking, and it shows the implications of inadequate planning. Hopefully, in the future, considering the appointment of a professional event management agency will ensure the seamless organization and coordination of large gatherings in order to avoid any accident that would cause harm and result into losses of life.

[@MargaretOniero-s5h]

A NATION THAT THE LEADERS HAVE NO BUSINESS WITH THE CITIZENS AND EVEN THE GOD THAT CREATED THEM, SO THERE IS BOUND TO BE CALAMITIES UPON CALAMITIES. GOD WILL HOLD ALL OUR LOOTERS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL THE LIVES LOST AS A RESULT OF HUSTLING FOR HUNGER SAKE

[@njokuoluchi6123]

😂 Nigeria has happened to children also.Who is save in Nigeria?

[@Okeflora.6480]

I just think that the children were sacrificed. God have mercy!

[@jayymann7734]

Ibadan people voted for their tribesman. He has impoverished them. The children are the victims of their parents' tribalistic decisions. May their souls RIP. Amen.

[@angelamanzini3497]

🇿🇦✊🏾

[@apachekafka773]

I like how you never hide your hatred for Northern muslims. You find ways to chip in your bias sentiment every now and then. Calling Kano the "Capital of Radical Islam" is the icing on the cake. I hope you heal fast from this disease bothering you.

[@raymondjohn8720]

Mumu