The Federal Road Safety Corp (FRSC) sector commander in Ogun, Ayobami Omiyale said that the accident occurred at about 12:30 noon on Thursday.
According to him, 30 people were involved in the accident that claimed two unidentified persons who were burnt beyond recognition.
The commander noted that five people were critically injured in the accident that was caused by dangerous driving which subsequently led to the fire outbreak from one of the articulated vehicles.
He said that the inferno was extinguished by men of the fire service who were immediately contacted, adding that FRSC was still trying to remove the burnt vehicles and controlling traffic to ease congestion.
He also disclosed that, while the injured were receiving treatment at nearby hospitals, the burnt bodies had been deposited at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu.
14 comments:
Maybe this new law of anyone who want to renew their driving go4 another driving test bf they are issued,i am in support it.The way pple drive is ridiculous
How horrible may their souls rest in peace Amen
What a tragedy,may their souls rest in peace
This one of d worse mobile accident ds yr
This Ibadan Express way has killed more lives than it being a rd, is this particular route cursed...
I tire,i was just thinking exactly d same tin..every time accident, and blood must be spilt...let them investigate rd matter very well
These IVO will not go to such rds to do their duty,roaming abt enclosed rds for bribe...mstchewwwwwwwww
That tank must have lost control, u need to see ds big lorries and trucks on d rds they speed like they are on a race competition,d bad ones crawl like a new born baby,no trafficator, or head lights
Hope those that survive can still be useful to themselves again,my heart goes to those that died
So sad
Horrifying accident
Very heart breaking news
May the good Lord watch over those they left behind
OooH! they never knew they wont be returning back to homes that they left to chase daily bread...may their souls rest in peace
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