Survivors of last Monday Motor park bombing in Kano have continued to recount their ordeal from their hospital beds.
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Hamisu Musa, a middle aged man from KanoState lived and worked under an Igbo man he identified as "Oga Emma" and was in Kano two days earlier to honour an official meeting with his boss concerning the business in the garden city.
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Thirty seven-year-old severely burnt Emmanuel Bassey lies in a hospital bed at Murtala Mohammed Specialist hospital in Kano on March 19, 2013.
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Hamisu Usman, having two wives and six children was due to travel that fateful day on Kano –Port Harcourt bound luxury bus having concluded the business that brought him to Kano.
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The middle age apprentice told Saturday
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Vanguard: "I was mentally prepared for the journey and was right inside the motor park waiting anxiously to be checked in when all of a sudden a deafening sound of a blast sent me sprawling on the ground.
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Usman added, "I was enveloped by fire and was looking for help from those who unfortunately shared in that tragedy but it was a day every body who found themselves within the zone of hell was on their own.
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All you could hear was wailing that did little to assist our plight as the fire raged and ravaged the human souls whose fault was going to a Government designated motor park to access public transport.
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SOURCE: Vanguard news.
Those kind of experience are always described as something as hell. It is always never a funny situation