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Home » Lifestyle » Three Years After Surviving a Gas Explosion: A Nigerian Man Reflects on His Enduring Pain

Three Years After Surviving a Gas Explosion: A Nigerian Man Reflects on His Enduring Pain

February 5, 2025
in Lifestyle, News
Reading Time: 1 min read

A Nigerian man, Captain Edet, has marked three years since he survived a gas explosion.

 

 

He shared his before and after photos in a Facebook post on Tuesday, thanking God and everyone that came through for him. 

 

“3 years ago today, I saw pain, that would have ended me. I will keep thanking God everyday for sparing my life. God bless everyone that came through for me, I am forever grateful and indebted to you,” he wrote.  

 

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I saw pain that would have ended me - Nigerian man marks three years since surviving gas explosion
I saw pain that would have ended me - Nigerian man marks three years since surviving gas explosion
I saw pain that would have ended me - Nigerian man marks three years since surviving gas explosion
I saw pain that would have ended me - Nigerian man marks three years since surviving gas explosion

 

 

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