A DRIVER LOST HIS LIFE, WHILE ANOTHER SUSTAINED SERIOUS INJURIES IN A HEAD-ON COLLISION BETWEEN TWO ARTICULATED TRUCKS ON THE R40 ROAD IN SHATALE NEAR BUSHBUCKRIDGE, ON FRIDAY IN SOUTH AFRICA. (PHOTO).

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 A driver lost his life, while another sustained serious injuries in a head-on collision between two articulated trucks on the R40 road in Shatale near Bushbuckridge early this morning (Friday, April 4). According to Moeti Mmusi, spokesperson for the Department of Safety, Security, and Liaison, the accident occurred just after 04:00 when the two trucks, traveling in opposite directions, collided. He further stated that bad weather and reckless driving cannot be ruled out as possible causes of the crash.

'NO EVIDENCE, YOU GO EXPLAIN TIRE ', BURNA BOY'S POPULAR SAYING APPEARS IN UNIUYO EXAM QUESTION. (PHOTO).


'No Evidence, You Go Explain Tire', Burna Boy's Popular Saying Appears in UNIUYO Exam Question

A saying popularised by Nigerian singer Damini Ogulu also known as Burna Boy, "No evidence, you go explain tire", has appeared in an examination question from the University of Uyo in Akwa Ibom State.

The saying appeared in question five of the exam written by 400-level students of the Department of History and International Studies.

Facebook user, Effiong G Victor, shared a copy of the examination question paper on a Facebook platform, Yorochi Tv.

The question reads, ā€œ'How is the nature of history demonstrated in the trending cliche of Nigeria's music icon, Burna Boy, that: "no evidence, you go explain tire"?' 

Burna Boy's "No evidence, you go explain tire" started during the singerā€™s Instagram live session with fans.

While speaking Burna Boy said, ā€œIf you no make am, no evidence say you try your best. You go dey explain tire. You go explain explain explain because no evidence say you try your best if you no make am.ā€ 

ā€” Effiong G Victor

 

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