By Our Correspondent
No fewer than four persons were confirmed dead while 11 others sustained varying degrees of injuries in a lone accident involving a Foton bus Aiyetoro axis on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway.
Mr Babatunde Akinbiyi, the Spokesperson, Ogun Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Corps ( TRACE) confirmed the incident to newsmen in Abeokuta on Sunday.
Akinbiyi explained that the accident occured at 9:59a.m and was caused by tyre burst which led the commercial bus summersaulting into a ditch .
The TRACE spokesperson stated that the accident involved 15 people which comprised three men and 12 women, saying that 11 women were injured while three men and one woman died in the accident.
” According to eyewitness account, the bus marked AGL 989 YA was coming from Ibadan inbound Lagos, when it had a tyre burst on the driver’s side at Ayetoro axis on the expressway which led the bus to summersaulting into a ditch,” he said.
Akinbiyi noted that the deceased were deposited at Idera morgue, Sagamu while the injured victims were taking to Famobis hospital, Mowe.
He called on drivers to avoid excessive speed, tokunbo tyres and uphold simple traffic rules and regulations.
Mr Babatunde Akinbiyi, the Spokesperson, Ogun Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Corps ( TRACE) confirmed the incident to newsmen in Abeokuta on Sunday.
Akinbiyi explained that the accident occured at 9:59a.m and was caused by tyre burst which led the commercial bus summersaulting into a ditch .
The TRACE spokesperson stated that the accident involved 15 people which comprised three men and 12 women, saying that 11 women were injured while three men and one woman died in the accident.
” According to eyewitness account, the bus marked AGL 989 YA was coming from Ibadan inbound Lagos, when it had a tyre burst on the driver’s side at Ayetoro axis on the expressway which led the bus to summersaulting into a ditch,” he said.
Akinbiyi noted that the deceased were deposited at Idera morgue, Sagamu while the injured victims were taking to Famobis hospital, Mowe.
He called on drivers to avoid excessive speed, tokunbo tyres and uphold simple traffic rules and regulations.
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