[vagabond]

So was she in the back seat? Half her skull is exposed.

[VoodooViper]

She "keKe" Was Out Celebrating Prince's Death With Her
Purple Bra! Purple Thong,"Not Visible"! And Purple Lipstick!
dem Be Sum BIG Arse LIPS! Got Mes-ah Tinking!

And Ended Up Dead! With Purple Tears!

Good Thing For dee 2nd Pix!
Thought At 1st She Was Machete Attacked In dee Car!

[GiJoe7898]

My translation of the translation and keen interpretation of the photos leads me to theorize that the dumb ass jungle jigger driving the 4 wheeler drove under a tractor trailer. The clearance of the trailer was obviously lower than a close trim.

[Pennylar-sinny]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

“The lady has been identified of Imo State.

She was involved in an accident at Cele bustop along Apapa Oshodi Expressway close to PM filling station between a Keke and a trailer.

A trailer was making a U turn close to PM filling station and d Keke man could not have patience and he tried to take express instead, but he was hit by an oncoming trailer. It was a head on collision.

Keke man died instantly with his head completely crushed. The lady was still breathing and the passengers in d Keke, but when the team of Members of Nigerian Red Cross society rushed her and the others to the Isolo General Hospital, she was confirmed dead by the doctor; this includes other efforts made by the society. The others survived. The trailer driver ran away with his trailer.

Efforts were made in conjunction with both Red Cross and Illasa Police MTD, to locate the relatives of the diseased but only the Keke man’s relative were located.

The man was taken to East about 1:49am while the lady’s copse has been deposited at the Yaba Morgue for the relative to come for her corpse.

Wow! She was a PYT too, sad story,thanks for this story and the pics. Your English is quite good,just thought I'd let you know though for future reference that although they sound very similar,the correct word for the dearly departed is "deceased" and the word "diseased" refers to someone with an illness.