Just yesterday, I was driving on the high way, with no
traffic, no worries, not even a care in the world the only thing present was
that gay, happy feeling you have when you’re driving on Lagos road on a public
holiday. Next thing, I hear a loud sound, my car jerks to a halt and but for
the grace of God and my seat belts-on I would have flown out through my wind
shield. When I looked back, there was no car behind me. At that point could not
tell if I was hit by panic or by a car. For a few second I sat silent, smitten
by a panic attack, thinking it was typical Lagos "hit and run". I
heaved a little sigh of relief to find the family of the man who hit my car
asking if I was ok. He was with his wife and kids; they were all just coming
from the beach. (Can’t tell how many bottles but I am certain someone had been
drinking). They were kind enough to park and come attend to me (there aren't
very many nice people in the world today). They were apologetic and have
offered to take responsibility for the expenses. Trust me that does not happen every day. In
Lagos some people hit u, insult you and go scot free. I am thankful I am alive.
This was one Easter to remember for me. Because He lives, I live. Am alive
today only because of His grace.
This is not a public service announcement, but please, do
not drink and drive, do not drive without your seat belts on. Save your life
and the life and others.
Thank God for His mercies
ReplyDeleteThank God for His protection!!!
ReplyDeleteI really thank God for his mercy.
ReplyDeleteLike some would say, "if you must drive, don't drink and if you must drink, then please drink pure water! Don't drink and drive. Simple message. ThankGod You're alive.
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