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Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Accident Kills Six Persons, Leaves Nine Others Injured

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Six persons have been confirmed dead while nine others sustained various degrees of injuries in an accident involving an articulated vehicle and a Toyota bus around car park C on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway.

The Sector Commander (Ogun State) of the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC), Ahmed Umar, who confirmed the incident on Tuesday, explained that the accident occurred around 11:53 am and was caused by the driver of the truck with registration number FZE 376 DI who drove recklessly, lost control, and hit the bus marked ZUR 843 XA from the rear.

According to Umar, 20 people were involved in the accident which comprised 16 male adults, three female adults, and one male child.

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He disclosed that five of the male adults and one female adult were killed in the accident while seven males, one female, and one male child sustained injuries.

He said that the driver of the truck tried to escape but was later apprehended and taken to Motor Traffic Division Redeemed Police Division, Mowe.

The injured victims, he stated, were taken to Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH) and a private hospital in Sagamu while the corpses of the deceased were taken away by their family for burial in line with Islamic rites.




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