YellowDanfo
LOCAL NEWS

Kebbi-Sokoto Road Accident Leaves 18 Traders Dead

Kebbi-Sokoto Road Crash Reportedly Leaves 18 Lagos-Bound Traders Dead, 42 Injured
Kebbi-Sokoto Road Crash Reportedly Leaves 18 Lagos-Bound Traders Dead, 42 Injured

A Kebbi-Sokoto road accident on Monday evening, has left about 18 Lagos-bound traders conveying cows to Lagos dead, and 42 others seriously injured.

According to the Kebbi State Police Command, 42 passengers that sustained injuries in the Kebbi-Sokoto road accident have been taken to the general hospital in the Gwandu area of Kebbi State. It was gathered that 16 cows also died in the accident.

Kebbi Police Public Relations Officer, SP, Nafiu Abubakar, said the Kebbi-Sokoto road accident happened when the driver of a truck with registration No. SRP 442 XA, Niger State, conveying passengers and cows from Illela area of Sokoto to Lagos lost control at Malisa junction, Gwandu Local Government Area of Kebbi State.

He said, “On reaching Malisa junction, the driver lost control of the truck and it fell down. As a result, 18 passengers died while 42 sustained various degrees of injuries.”

The police spokesperson added that the Commissioner of Police, Kebbi State Command, Ahmed Magaji Kontagora had sent police personnel to take victims of the accident to the general hospital in Gwandu for treatment.

The PPRO said, “While condoling families of the victims the CP enjoined NURTW, NARTO and other road users to observe the speed limit, avoid overloading, recklessness and be more careful while driving.”

Related posts

Breaking:Senator Melaye whisked away from clinic by armed men

yellowdanfo

Singer-Songwriter Timi Dakolo Celebrates Zoe’s Birthday

yellowdanfo

Senator Elisha Abbo Apologises To Akpabio

yellowdanfo

No Allegation Of Fraud Was Made Against Me By EFCC- Abdulfatah

yellowdanfo

Kano Couple Arraigned For Alleged N410million Fraud

yellowdanfo

Tony Elumelu And Wife Hail Sons On First Holy Communion

yellowdanfo

COVID-19: NCDC Confirms 667 New Cases As Total Now 19,147

yellowdanfo

President Muhammadu Buhari mourns the Emir of Lafia

yellowdanfo

Sheikh El-Zakzaky, wife Zeenat returning to Nigeria from India

yellowdanfo

NEMA Receives 171 stranded Nigerians from Libya

yellowdanfo

Leave a Comment