Lilo Aderogba wails over the recent explosion in Ibadan
Written by maxfmeditor3 on January 18, 2024
Ibadan experienced a tragic incident on January 16, 2024, when a gas explosion shook the city, resulting in the loss of lives and property. Following the catastrophe, numerous notable figures from society shared their thoughts and extended condolences to those who lost loved ones. Among these figures was BBNaija’s Lilo Aderogba.
Lilo Aderogba took to Instagram to convey her sorrow in a poignant video. In the video, she shared her personal connection to Ibadan, having grown up there with friends still residing in the city, and her parents calling Ibadan home. The emotional video underscored the impact of the explosion on the community and the deeply rooted connections that made it particularly distressing for her.
In her caption, she wrote, “The Ibadan explosion breaks my heart. I pray that God brings relief to the city of Ibadan and protects Nigeria generally against another evil occurrence”.
Lilo Aderogba’s recent post concerning the Ibadan explosion serves as a heartfelt plea for help, driven by genuine fear for her family and friends residing in the affected city. Expressing her sadness, Lilo highlighted the irony that people were in their presumed safe havens, yet still fell victim to the explosion. Her closing words underscored the urgency for authorities to implement heightened precautions to avert the recurrence of such devastating incidents.
Amidst the heartbreaking narratives emerging from the Ibadan explosion, a multitude of families have been tragically impacted. Lilo, in her video, expressed gratitude for not having lost anyone close to her. This expression of relief is entirely understandable, considering the profound and chilling impact of losing loved ones in such a catastrophic event.
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