Nollywood actress and businesswoman, Iyabo Ojo has lamented over the recent happenings in the country.
In the wake of the explosion in the Bodija area of Ibadan, Oyo State, the mother of two has expressed sadness at the happenings in the country, noting how kidnapping has become the order of the day.
She revealed that she couldn’t watch the videos, which she described as heart-wrenching. Sending her prayers to the families who lost their loved ones during the explosion, she prayed for God to grant them to fortitude to beat their losses.
“It’s really sad, all the happenings going on in our dear nation……. from kidnapping to this. I couldn’t even watch the videos. it’s so heart-wrenching, my prayer goes out to all the families that have lost a soul or souls, may God grant them the fortitude to bear their losses, and to all the affected ones getting treatment may God heal you, to those who lost properties, may God comfort you and open new blessings, your way. RIP to the departed souls”.
Only a few celebrities have spoken out on the unfortunate incident. Hours ago, Funke Akindele while reacting to the explosion, revealed that the videos she she had seen of the incident were beyond words.
Sending her condolences to everyone affected by the explosion, she prayed for God to give them the fortitude to bear the unimaginable loss and added that her thoughts and prayers were with them during the difficult time.
Speaking on the incident, actress, Aisha Lawal revealed that she was in Bodija when the explosion happened and her ears are still hurting from the effect.
Appreciating God for her life, Aisha narrated her experience, disclosing that she had parked her car to buy suya opposite an estate, but later moved it to the location where the incident happened.
The movie star said she saw many dead bodies as she questioned what caused the unfortunate incident.
Big Brother Naija ‘Level Up’ housemate, Groovy Mono, who was in Ibadan at the time, revealed that he heard the explosion from his hotel room. Pleading to his Maker, he stated that the pictures and clips he had seen from the explosion were scary.
Checking up on others, he questioned if they were all safe.
Muyiwa Ademola who resides in Ibadan had sent a public message to his fans, lovers, and colleagues, assuring them that he was okay.
Appreciating the public for their love, he noted how many were left terrified over him as he prayed for the souls of the departed and those who were injured.
He had even visited the scene of the accident, and he revealed that the feeling is different at the actual place than what is been shown on TV.
Describing it as a devastating one, he sent condolence messages to the victims and appreciated the team of officials at the site.
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