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- Senator Shehu’s Sani’s story of how a man died has got many talking on social media, the X platform
- The social critic disclosed that the man stepped on a wet bar of soap, slipped and fell, then died afterward
- Sani maintained that “the bathroom is a dangerous place”, as he urged Nigerians to “please take caution”
Legit.ng journalist Esther Odili has over two years of experience covering political parties and movements.
A former Kaduna senator, Shehu Sani, has warned against the dangers in the bathroom after a young man slipped on a wet bar of soap and died.
Photo credit: Shehu Sani (Senator Shehu Sani), fizkes, iStock / Getty Images Plus
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Sani, in a post shared on his X account, on Friday, March 8, shared bathroom safety tips and urged Nigerians to take caution.
The social critic and chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), tweeted:
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“A young man full of life went into the bathroom in the morning.After taking his bath,on his way out of the bathtub, he stepped on a wet bar of soap, slipped and fell. He sustained a spinal cord injury and later died. The bathroom is a dangerous place. Please take caution.”
Nigerians react to Sani’s post
Shehu Sani’s story has got many talking online. Legit.ng captured some reactions on X.
@Nwafresh tweeted:
“Na why I dy baff for river be this.. I don’t trust bathrooms.”
@Mallam_jabeer tweeted:
“Bathroom is really a dangerous place. I can tell you that.”
@i_jandor tweeted:
“Chai! This life na yeye.”
@Asika2Ngozi tweeted:
“May God help us all. May his soul rest in peace”
@E_ebukaa tweeted:
“Chaiiiiiii!!! That’s a tragic story.”
@Chelseaside2 tweeted:
“Make sure to wear your bathroom slippers.”
Tinubu vs NLC: Shehu Sani gives advice
In another development, Legit.ng reported that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was warned against allowing protests to erupt among hungry and unorganised Nigerians.
Shehu Sani, a former senator, warned the government while reacting to the president’s comment against the NLC protest.
Tinubu had claimed that the organised labour had gone on strike four times in just nine months of his administration, adding that such was unacceptable.
Source: Legit.ng
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