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Nigerian singer Simi has expressed her outrage and grief in the wake of the tragic collapse of a secondary school building in Plateau state, which claimed the lives of 22 young students and injured 132 others.
Taking to social media platform X, Simi condemned the negligence and lack of value for human life in Nigeria, describing the incident as "maddening." She expressed her heartbreak over the senseless loss of young lives, stating, "All those babies just gone like that because of people's negligence. The worst thing about Nigeria is the lack of value for life. The things people die for are so maddening."
Simi's sentiments reflect the widespread anger and frustration among Nigerians over this avoidable tragedy. Many are calling for accountability and demanding that the government prioritize safety and human life to prevent such incidents in the future.
The singer's poignant remarks have resonated with many, highlighting the urgent need for systemic change and better enforcement of safety standards in Nigeria to protect its citizens, especially vulnerable children.
See the post below:
All those babies just gone like that because of people's negligence. The worst thing about Nigeria is the lack of value for life. The things people die for are so maddening 💔
— Simi (@SympLySimi) July 12, 2024
Source: Notjustok
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