BREAKING: At Least 25 Persons Killed In Enugu In Multiple Crashes At Nigerian Army Checkpoint

Posted by Samuel on Wed 12th Jun, 2024 - tori.ng

The accident which involved 10 vehicles both private and commercial buses was reportedly caused by a Nigerian Army checkpoint.

 

In what will come across as a really heartbreaking development, as many as 25 people have reportedly died in a tragic accident in Enugu State, according to SaharaReporters.

They lost their lives in a horrific accident that happened at Ugwu Onyeama in Enugu State along the Enugu-Onitsha federal highway.

The accident which involved 10 vehicles both private and commercial buses was reportedly caused by a Nigerian Army checkpoint.

So many others who were said to have be seriously injured are currently being taken to hospitals in and around the state capital.

According to an eyewitnesses, a truck failed break and overran so many vehicles that were stopped at the hilly road, killing so many people.

"A trailer plying the newly constructed lane failed break and smashed more than 10 cars both private cars and commercial buses.

"The army checkpoint at that axis continues to claim lives.

"More than 25 persons lost their life instantly and many rushed to the hospital," one of the eyewitnesses told SaharaReporters.

A video of the incident shared with SaharaReporters show bodies of victims scattered on the road. Some vehicles including a petrol tanker truck were seen plunged into a nearby ditch. Some cars were seen smashed beyond recognition.

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