The spate of accident related deaths is crazy and alarming.
This is fresh off the press.
Phones have been buzzing and messages flooding in.
And, sadly, we can now confirm that Chidinma Mbalaso, the beautiful Koko Mansion contestant, who was yesterday involved in a road mishap in Kaduna, is dead.
Details are scanty for now, but multiple sources, including Koko Mansion winner Bolanle Okhiria and another contestant Sharon Ojong have confirmed Chidinma’s unfortunate passing.
Okhiria was in tears when she spoke with us few minutes ago.
Also, Abuja-based Amara Nwakpa, who sources say was close to the deceased, has taken to microbloging site Twitter to announce her death and bless her soul. ‘RIP Chidinma Mbalaso – 22 Jan 1989 – 25 Mar 2011. You will be remembered fondly and with love. Adieu little sister’ Nwakpa posted through his handle (@bubusn).
Mbalaso, who schooled at University of Abuja, was reportedly in a Coma for hours, as friends and family members ran helter-skelter trying to get her blood donation.
‘She lost so much blood. We were really working hard all night to get blood donations’ a friend tells us.
From midnight to this morning, several messages were spreading, urging anyone with contacts in Kaduna to please rise up and convince them to donate blood for the young lady.
‘Chidinma is at St Gerald’s hospital in Kaduna. Please call … (numbers withheld) if you can help. If you’re a B- or O-. She needs blood donation. Please save a life. Thanks!’
A reliable source tells us she was on her way back to Abuja, from Kaduna where she had gone to pick up her car. ‘This was her first car; she paid for with her money. She was driving back to Abuja when a motorcycle ran into her path. She was trying to avoid the motorcycle when she lost control…’
Miss Mbalaso’s death, coming a day after that of comedian CD John, and about a year to the anniversary of Dagrin’s, brings to the fore again, the horrible state of Nigerian roads, and the mess our medical system is in.
No word yet from HiTV or Mohits, but our reporters are working the phones to get more details and reactions.
Larrykingomoj at 26-03-2011 04:58 AM (13 years ago) (m)
Okada people or whatever you call them have claimed more life especially when you try to avoid hitting them you turn around and kill yourself. I propose for the disbannement, let them go for keke na pepe, it is safer. Koko, what a waste of a promising youth.
Posted: at 26-03-2011 04:58 AM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac
Dan_Fulani at 26-03-2011 06:05 AM (13 years ago) (m)
It is a fact that nigerian highways are very dangerous and neglected. Also full of bad and ill-prepared drivers and motor cyclists. I wished I can say that this will motivate those in position of authority to do something about it. No..nothing will change. Reason is that those in charge do not travel by road or on those poorly maintained highways. They travel by airlines. May the soul of this young lady rest in peace.
dan fulani
Posted: at 26-03-2011 06:05 AM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac
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