Eight Persons Escape Death by Whisker, Five Injured, Three Unhurt in Road Crash in Edo
A multiple-vehicle accident involving six vehicles, including a tanker, occurred on Sunday at Ikpoba Hill on Murtala Muhammed Way in Benin City, Edo State.
According to an eyewitness, Mr. Ken Ogedengbe, the accident occurred when the tanker, which was conveying groundnut oil, experienced brake failure and collided with a Toyota Corolla, which then collided with another vehicle, causing further damage.
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) confirmed that eight individuals narrowly escaped death, five sustained injuries, and three individuals were unharmed in the road crash.
The FRSC's Edo State Sector Commander, Preye Eze, stated that no casualties were reported in the accident.
The accident caused significant traffic disruption in the area as motorists had to navigate the affected section of the road.
Six vehicles were involved in the accident, including a tanker carrying groundnut oil.
Eyewitness Mr. Ken Ogedengbe said the accident occurred when the tanker, which was conveying groundnut oil, experienced brake failure and collided with a Toyota Corolla, which then collided with another vehicle, causing further damage.
Multiple-vehicle Crash Involving Tanker in Benin City
A multiple-vehicle accident involving six vehicles, including a tanker carrying groundnut oil, occurred on Sunday at Ikpoba Hill on Murtala Muhammed Way in Benin City, Edo State.
According to an eyewitness, Mr. Ken Ogedengbe, the accident took place when the tanker, which was conveying groundnut oil, experienced brake failure and collided with a Toyota Corolla, which then collided with another vehicle, causing further damage.
The Edo State Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Preye Eze, confirmed that eight individuals narrowly escaped death, five individuals sustained injuries, and three individuals were unscathed in the road crash.
The accident caused significant traffic disruption in the area as motorists had to navigate the affected section of the road.
Six vehicles were involved in the accident, including a tanker carrying groundnut oil.
Groundnut Oil Tanker Accident in Benin City
A multi-vehicle collision involving six vehicles, including a tanker carrying groundnut oil, occurred on Sunday at Ikpoba Hill on Murtala Muhammed Way in Benin City, Edo State.
According to an eyewitness, Mr. Ken Ogedengbe, the accident occurred when the tanker, which was conveying groundnut oil, experienced brake failure and collided with a Toyota Corolla, which subsequently collided with another vehicle, causing further damage.
The Edo State Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Preye Eze, confirmed that eight individuals narrowly escaped death, five individuals sustained injuries, and three individuals were unscathed in the road crash.
The accident caused significant traffic disruption in the area as motorists had to navigate the affected section of the road.
Multiple Vehicle Crash Involving Groundnut Oil Tanker In Benin City
A multiple vehicle collision involving six vehicles, including a tanker carrying groundnut oil, occurred on Sunday at Ikpoba Hill on Murtala Muhammed Way in Benin City, Edo State.
According to an eyewitness, Mr. Ken Ogedengbe, the accident occurred when the tanker, which was conveying groundnut oil, experienced brake failure and collided with a Toyota Corolla, which subsequently collided with another vehicle, causing further damage.
The Edo State Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Preye Eze, confirmed that eight individuals narrowly escaped death, five individuals sustained injuries, and three individuals were unscathed in the road crash.
The accident caused significant traffic disruption in the area as motorists had to navigate the affected section of the road.
Groundnut Oil Tanker Accident Involving Six Vehicles in Benin City
A six-vehicle collision involving a tanker carrying groundnut oil occurred on Sunday at Ikpoba Hill on Murtala Muhammed Way in Benin City, Edo State.
According to an eyewitness, Mr. Ken Ogedengbe
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