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Nigeria - Five killed, 10 injured in Ogun auto crash

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Public road accident Nigeria

Nigeria - Five killed, 10 injured in Ogun auto crash

Egbado /Yewa South, Ogun

Location

Lat: 6.881763 Lng: 3.016753
Event date (UTC)
28 May 2026 14:39
Last update (UTC)
28 May 2026 14:39
Severity
mid
Level
2.0
Confidence level
News / trusted media
Country
Nigeria
Continent
Africa
Latitude
6.881763
Longitude
3.016753
Deaths
5
Injured
10
Cars
2
Expire date
31 May 2026 14:39
Address / Affected area
Egbado /Yewa South, Ogun

Description

No fewer than five persons lost their lives, while 10 others sustained varying degrees of injuries in a fatal road accident that occurred on Thursday at the Iyana Egbado axis of the Abeokuta-Lagos Expressway in Ogun State.The lone accident involved a white Mazda E2000 bus with registration number KRD 809 XC and occurred around 11:12 a.m.
The vehicle was reportedly conveying 20 passengers at the time of the crash.Confirming the incident, the spokesperson for the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, Ogun State Sector Command, Afolabi Odunsi, said the passengers comprised six adult males, 11 adult females, one male child and two female children.Odunsi disclosed that the crash claimed the lives of five persons, including one adult male, two adult females, one male child and one female child, while 10 others sustained injuries. Five passengers escaped unhurt.According to him, “The crash occurred at about 11:12 a.m. and was reported at 11:15 hrs. FRSC rescue operatives from RS2.28 Itori Unit Command arrived at the scene at 11:20 hrs, with a response time of five minutes.
“Out of the 20 persons involved, five persons were killed, comprising one adult male, two adult females, one male child and one female child. Ten persons sustained varying degrees of injuries, while five persons escaped unhurt.”He attributed the accident to excessive speeding and overloading.Odunsi added that the injured victims were taken to General Hospital, Ifo, and Oreofe Specialist Hospital, Itori, for treatment, while the remains of the deceased were deposited at the General Hospital morgue in Ifo.“Preliminary investigation revealed that the probable causes of the crash were speeding and overloading. The road was paved, while the weather condition at the time of the incident was cloudy,” he stated.