My Neighborhood Watch #62 - Reporting Events Around us

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@xkool24 thanks for giving me this privilege to share those things happening in my neighborhood.

Yesterday was Monday, we all left for our various tasks. Some to school and some to church. It wasn't quite long when it was reported that the road to my school is not trekkable, as due to storms that do hijack souls there. And so, the government had to organize fitted bodies of engineering road designers to create bums that can reduce the high speed of moving vehicle on the road.

These Storms are not demonic, they are careless drivers who sees humans as beast or animal, and so desperate enough to knock them out. Nigeria system of moderation when it comes to road management can be seen under this storm. You can't compare this effects to one in Benin Republic.

Although I'm a Nigeria-based Beninoire. I still fashion what goes on within the Nigeria boards. I still gather them in my prayers, because if a country is good, the citizens would also enjoy. So everyday, I pray for a better Nigeria, even if I'm not there.

That same road, many lives had been injured; some been students, and some been workers. Most times, even our students seems to be deadly in their expression. For instance, road is meant for every purpose, humanly or objectively. Nobody is restricted from flying on the road; but the tendency for some not to control their characters has also been transmitted to the careless drivers.

Pressing phone on the road is deadly while moving.

Benin Republic may not be hundred percent perfect, but there are certain rules and norms designed for the safety of the people. At every angle, you will see a pedestrian cross symbol, which helps the people to pass through and lowers the speed of vehicles in that direction.

If my dearest country can imbibed this, it will be of help. This is one of the thing I observed while on a stay in Nigeria, before leaving for school in Benin Republic.

I invite @glory and @patjewell