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“This Is So Painful”: New Details Emerge About 16 Church Leaders Involved in a Nasty Road Accident While Heading Home After Meeting With Senior Government Official
A tragic road accident involving a 14-seater commercial bus and a trailer has left several church leaders feared dead along the busy Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.
The devastating crash occurred near Mowe, in Ogun State, after the passenger bus reportedly rammed into the rear of a moving trailer. The impact was so severe that the front section of the bus was completely crushed, leaving several occupants trapped inside the mangled wreckage.
Officials of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), police officers, emergency responders, and good Samaritans rushed to the scene, working tirelessly to rescue those trapped inside the vehicle. The injured were evacuated to nearby hospitals for urgent medical treatment, while rescue operations continued for several hours. Continue Reading The Story By Clicking Here.

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