Nineteen people yesterday died in a multiple auto accidents on Lagos-Ibadan expressway.
It involved a truck, a fuel tanker and a commercial bus.
The eighteen passengers and one driver lost their lives on Sunday afternoon around Fidiwo/Ajebo axis along Lagos-Ibadan expressway at about 1.00pm.
The accident, according to the Public Relations Officer of the Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency (TRACE), in Ogun State, Babatunde Akinbiyi, involved a tanker laden with fuel marked RAN 571 XA, a 18-seater passenger bus with registration number LAGOS AGL 373 XR and a cement truck marked AJG 40 XA.
The TRACE PRO explained that the fuel truck travelling towards Ibadan rammed into the cement truck while trying to overtake it at a diversion point and also had a collision with the passenger bus heading towards Lagos.
He said all the 19 occupants of the passenger bus lost their lives on the spot, saying evacuating operation was still on-going at the time of filing this report with the combined effort of TRACE, men of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) and the Nigeria Police.
Nigerian Tribune
It involved a truck, a fuel tanker and a commercial bus.
The eighteen passengers and one driver lost their lives on Sunday afternoon around Fidiwo/Ajebo axis along Lagos-Ibadan expressway at about 1.00pm.
The accident, according to the Public Relations Officer of the Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency (TRACE), in Ogun State, Babatunde Akinbiyi, involved a tanker laden with fuel marked RAN 571 XA, a 18-seater passenger bus with registration number LAGOS AGL 373 XR and a cement truck marked AJG 40 XA.
The TRACE PRO explained that the fuel truck travelling towards Ibadan rammed into the cement truck while trying to overtake it at a diversion point and also had a collision with the passenger bus heading towards Lagos.
He said all the 19 occupants of the passenger bus lost their lives on the spot, saying evacuating operation was still on-going at the time of filing this report with the combined effort of TRACE, men of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) and the Nigeria Police.
Nigerian Tribune
Too bad, may souls rip.
ReplyDeleteThis is heartbreaking.May their souls rest in peace.
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This is too sad..May God give their loved ones the fortitude to bear the loss and grant them eternal rest...
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