12 die in Kwara, Kano auto crashes

Date: 2020-05-28

Twelve people lost their lives in two different accidents, which occurred at Lumoh village along Olooru/Bode Sadu Road, Kwara State and Rimin Gata in Ungoggo Local Government Area of Kano State, yesterday.

The Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, Sector Commander in Kwara State, Mr Jonathan Owoade, confirmed the death of seven persons, yesterday, in an accident at Lumoh village along the Olooru/Bode Sadu road.

According to Owoade, the accident, which occurred in the early hours of yesterday, involved two vehicles: a commercial DAF tanker and a Toyota Corolla car.

He said seven people were involved in the crash, adding that all of them lost their lives. He said: "Early today (yesterday) we got a report that there had been a road crash at the Bode Sadu/Oloru axis, at a village called Lumoh.

"Our officers at the Olooru unit command were there early, it was a fatal crash involving two vehicles, a DAF Tanker and a Toyota Corolla car, and seven persons were involved.

"Sadly all seven people involved lost their lives. There were four males and three females involved in the crash. The cause of the crash was as a result of speed limit violation and loss of concentration by the drivers.

"The corpses have been deposited at the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital mortuary.

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