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Other people travelling into or out of Onitsha are left stranded. On Thursday two persons were crushed to death by a truck being pursued by the members of ATMA, while another was seriously injured. The accident involved a Mercedes trailer, Toyota Hiace bus and a Mitsubishi L300 bus. An eyewitness said the crash was caused by a speed violation and loss of control by the truck driver. Confirming the incident, Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Utten Boyi, said the deceased have been deposited at the morgue. He warned motorists to desist from excess speed especially in built-up ...

Share Truck drivers, on Friday, blocked the ever-busy Onitsha-Asaba highway in protest against the alleged killing of over nine persons including one of their members in a fatal motor accident in the commercial city. Saturday Tribune gathered that the incident which occurred at about 12 pm on Thursday around the Upper Iweka area of Onitsha, was reportedly caused by the officers of the Anambra State Transport Management Agency (ATMA) following an altercation with a truck driver. It was also gathered that both motorists and commuters coming in from Awka axis and exiting the town from Asaba axis...

Vanguard News Auto crash claims 2 lives in Onitsha On Kindly Share This Story: Two male adults on Thursday lost  their lives in a road accident involving three vehicles at the flyover in Upper Iweka, Onitsha in Anambra. Mr Utten Boyi, the Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Anambra, confirmed the incident to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Awka. Boyi said the accident, which occurred at noon, was caused by speeding and loss of control. “The crash involved a Mercedes trailer with registration number SMK 728 DA, a Toyota Hiace bus with registration number HTE 791 XA and a...

Daily Post Nigeria Published Two male adults on Thursday lost their lives in a road accident involving three vehicles on the flyover in Upper Iweka, Onitsha in Anambra. Mr. Utten Boyi, the Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Anambra, confirmed the incident to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Awka. Boyi said the accident, which occurred at noon, was caused by overspeeding and loss of control. “The crash involved a Mercedes trailer with registration number SMK 728 DA, a Toyota Hiace bus with registration number HTE 791 XA and a Mitsubishi L300 bus with registration number NNE 13...

The accident was caused by speeding and loss of control, FRSC official says.