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Truck crash at Jos Polo Roundabout kills driver and two others

Three people have died in a truck accident at the Polo Roundabout in Jos, Plateau State.​ The Federal Road Safety Corps confirmed the incident on Monday. According to the corps, the crash happened at about 2:30 a.m. when the truck reportedly lost control.​ The driver and two other persons were killed in the crash. FRSC Public Education Officer in the state, Peter Longsan, said preliminary findings pointed to loss of control as the main cause.​ He warned motorists against reckless driving, especially at night when visibility is low and fatigue can affect judgment.​ Longsan advised drivers to always ensure their vehicles are in good condition before any trip and to obey speed limits and traffic rules. He also cautioned road users to avoid overloading and dangerous driving, stressing that strict compliance with safety measures is key to reducing crashes and […]

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 Dangote Denies Ownership of Truck in Fatal Ondo Crash

The Dangote Group has officially denied that a truck involved in a fatal accident in Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, belongs to the company. In a statement released on Thursday, the conglomerate clarified that the truck with registration number JJJ 365 XB is not owned by Dangote or any of its subsidiaries. It stated that verified records show the vehicle is owned by an independent logistics company. The company emphasized that the truck was not carrying any Dangote products but was transporting crushed stones in reused sacks. It reiterated that all its official trucks are properly branded with company logos and fleet numbers for easy identification. Dangote expressed sympathy for the victims of the crash while urging the public and media to verify information before linking such incidents to its brand.

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Faulty Trailer Smashes Into Food Container at Ash-Town.

A DAF trailer with registration number AS 5841-24, carrying goods, crashed into a container used as a food joint in Kumasi’s Ash-Town area on Thursday, October 3, 2024. Thankfully, no casualties were reported.The driver, Samuel Kojo Kyeremateng, lost control after the truck's roof panels broke while driving from Manhyia. Struggling to manage the vehicle on a hilly road near Nana Buabasa Junction, he collided with a Toyota Matrix and a container before ramming into an MTN pole.Eyewitnesses praised Kyeremateng’s quick thinking, as his shouts likely prevented a tragedy moments before the food vendor and two children left the container. The Assembly member, Mr. James Owusu Boakye, contacted authorities, including the police and fire service, after noticing fuel leakage, fearing a fire risk.The driver escaped unscathed.

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