Accident Claims Five Lives With Many Sustaining Serious Injuries On Lagos-Ibadan Expressway

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Two men whose identity were not yet known died at a quarry site when they were reportedly buried alive by a heap of sand while one other sustained injury in Ibadan, Oyo State.

An accident involving Toyota Hiace bus has claimed the lives of five persons at about 9.10 pm on Saturday along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.

The Ogun State Command of the Federal Road Safety Corps confirmed the accident on Sunday.

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Mr Clement Oladele, the FRSC Sector Commander in the state, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Ota, Ogun, that the accident occurred at 9.10 p.m. around Danco Petrol Station, near Sagamu, on Saturday.

Oladele blamed the lone accident, which involved a white Toyota Hiace bus, with registration number LSR 642XB, on speed violation.

He said that 14 persons, 10 males and four females, were involved in the crash.

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“The bodies of the victims have been deposited at the morgue of Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu, while the survivors are also receiving treatment at the same hospital,” the sector commander said.

He said the obstruction caused by the accident had been cleared to ease free flow of traffic on the highway.

The sector commander commiserated with the victims’ families and enjoined members of the public, whose relations were involved in the ill-fated crash, to contact the FRSC Command or the OOUTH, Sagamu, for any information.

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Oladele also reiterated the need for motorists to drive cautiously within the recommended speed of 50 kilometres per hour at construction sites.

He advised passengers to always caution drivers who are in the habit of driving recklessly, and call the FRSC’s toll free number 122, to report any driver who refused to take caution.

(NAN)

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