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A ghastly motor accident that occurred at Wailo village along Bauchi – Maiduguri busy highway has claimed four lives while four others were critically injured.
The accident was confirmed on Friday by the Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Bauchi Sector Command, Assistant Corps Commander, Yusuf Abdullahi saying that the crash involved eight male adults.
He also said that the multiple crashes happened on Thursday, 27th May 2021 at 2.45 pm and was caused by speed violation and wrongful overtaking by one of the vehicles involved in the accident.
The FRSC Sector Commander further said that the FRSC was invited and its personnel responded within 30 minutes and arrived at the scene of the crash for a rescue operation.
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Corruption: Nigeria s Road Safety Agency To Share Vehicle Information Of Suspects With EFCC
Oladele called for synergy between the two agencies in information sharing, adding that their mandate is to save lives and enhance the development and growth of the nation.
by SaharaReporters, New York
May 27, 2021
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has promised to share information that could help the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in its fight against corruption.
FRSC Zonal Commander in charge of Kwara, Ekiti and Kogi states (RS8HQ), Clement Oladele, made the promise on Thursday in Ilorin during his visit to the Ilorin zonal office of EFCC, NAN reports.
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Some residents of Badagry in Lagos State on Thursday decried what they called indiscriminate parking of some trucks on Lagos – Badagry Expressway.
They told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Badagry that the uncoordinated parking was causing accidents and hardship for other road users.
NAN reports that since the Federal Government reopened land borders, some trucks carrying cement to the neighbouring countries like Republic of Benin, Togo, Ghana and Senegal, had been passing through the expressway.
It reports that most of the trucks used to park along the expressway indiscriminately to take a respite before continuing with their journey outside the country.
[FILES] Lagos-Badagry Expressway Some residents of Badagry in Lagos State, on Thursday decried what they called indiscriminate parking of some trucks on Lagos – Badagry Expressway. They told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Badagry that the uncoordinated parking was causing accidents and hardship for other road users. NAN reports that since the Federal Government reopened land borders, some trucks carrying cement to the neighbouring countries like the Republic of Benin, Togo, Ghana and Senegal, had been passing through the expressway. It reports that most of the trucks used to park along the expressway indiscriminately to take a respite before continuing with their journey outside the country.