Two passengers lost their lives in an auto crash that occurred along Federal Government Girls College (FGGC) in Ondo. Confirming the incident to TheCable, Ezekiel Son Allah, sector commander of
Two passengers lost their lives in an auto crash that occurred along Federal Government Girls College in Ondo.
Confirming the incident to TheCable, Ezekiel Son Allah, sector commander of the Ondo Federal Road Safety Corps , said the accident occurred on Sunday. Son Allah said the crash was between a Mercedes Benz truck and a motorcycle, adding that two persons died, while another passenger sustained injuries.Advertisement
“It was between a truck and a motorcycle. Two people died — one male child and one female adult. The motorcycle rider sustained injuries.”The sector commander added that the corpse of the dead passengers were deposited at the mortuary of the State Specialist Hospital in Akure.
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