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Daily Trust - 17 people killed in road mishap in Kogi

It was further learnt that 15 persons died on the spot while two others who sustained different degrees of injuries died after being taken to the hospital. The Kogi State Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corp, (FRSC), Solomon Agure, confirmed the incident to our correspondent on Tuesday. “The Toyota Hiase was going down to Auchi, Edo State and the Luxurious bus was coming from Okene axis. “The Luxurious [bus] overtook a car and lost control. “Of course it was night, so he came and hit the smaller Toyota bus pushing it into the bush. “The vehicle somersaulted, and 15 people died on the spot and two later died in the hospital.”

17 dead in Kogi auto crash

Punch Newspapers Sections Gbenga Odogun, Lokoja Seventeen persons have been killed in a ghastly motor accident that occurred on Irepene Abuja/Lokoja highway in Kogi State. The incident happened at about 5:00 hours on Tuesday. It was reliably gathered that the accident was between a Toyota Hiace bus and a luxurious bus. It was further learnt that 15 persons died on the spot of the incident while other passengers who sustained degrees of injuries were rushed to the hospital. Unfortunately, two of the passengers who were rushed to the hospital later died. The Kogi State Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corp, Solomon Agure, confirmed the incident to our correspondent on Tuesday.

NSC, FRSC inspect TinCan access road for effective truck movement -

File photo of Apapa road, blocked by containers-laden trucks. Mr Hassan Bello, Executive Secretary, Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC), and some officers of the Federal Road Safety Corp(FRSC) on Monday toured the TinCan Island Ports to ensure effective truck movement. Mrs Rakiya Zubairu, Head, Public Relations NSC made this known in a statement in Lagos. According to her, the two organisations embarked on an inspection tour of the Tin Can Island ports access roads with a view to figuring out how movement of trucks through the artery can be made easier. “It would be recalled that the Sippers’ Council boss had last week visited some shipping companies and terminals to discuss, among other things, the effect of the Apapa gridlock on their businesses, particularly in this season.

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