“the yet-to-be-identified female passenger, who was trapped inside the tanker with her head crashed to the truck dashboard, eventually lost her life in the incident which occurred a little after midnight close to the Nigerian Army Signal Barracks.”
The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency disclosed that the driver of the petrol tanker involved in the accident is on the run.
According to Okunbor, “The incident resulted in a shutdown of major roads that link Mile 2 and its environs despite the swift response of the LASEMA Response.” “Further investigations revealed that the driver and his assistant fled the scene immediately the accident happened.
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