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Daily Post Nigeria Published The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Osun State has said that 14 persons lost their lives in an accident that occurred on Ipetu-Ijesa – Ilesa Highway on Saturday. The Sector Commander, Mr Paul Okpe, made this known in a statement issued by Mrs Agnes Ogungbemi, the command’s spokesperson. Okpe explained that the accident occurred around 5:40 pm at the powerline area, killing four males, four females and six children. He said the children were two females and four males, adding that a total of 14 people died in the accident involving 18 passengers. The sector commander explained that four males, who survived the accident, were rushed to a nearby hospital. ....
(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Osun says no fewer than 14 people lost their lives in an accident that occurred on Ipetu-Ijesa – Ilesa Highway on Saturday evening. The Sector Commander, Mr Paul Okpe, made this known in a statement issued by Mrs Agnes Ogungbemi, the command’s Spokesperson, which was made available to newsmen on Sunday morning in Osogbo. Okpe explained that the accident occurred at 5:40 p.m. at the powerline area, killing four males, four females and six children. He said the children were two females and four males, adding that a total of 14 people died in the accident, involving 18 passengers. ....
14 die in Osun road accident Mrs Ogungbemi explained that the accident occurred at about 5:40 p.m. at the powerline area, killing four males, four females and six children. ADVERTISEMENT The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Osun says no fewer than 14 people lost their lives in an accident that occurred on Ipetu-Ijesa – Ilesa Highway on Saturday evening. The Sector Commander, Paul Okpe, made this known in a statement issued by Agnes Ogungbemi, the command’s spokesperson, which was made available to journalists on Sunday morning in Osogbo. Mrs Ogungbemi explained that the accident occurred at about 5:40 p.m. at the powerline area, killing four males, four females and six children. ....