One killed, three injured in lone accident in Kwara
One person was killed and three others injured in a lone fatal accident in Edu Local Government Area of Kwara State.
The accident which occurred on Tuesday at Wariko along Lafiagi road before Gbugbu village, claimed the life of the commercial vehicle driver identified as Mohammed Idris.
Three other injured passengers in the accident were identified as Usman, Bkatachi and Fati, a female.
The Federal Road Safety Corps, Kwara State command, said the accident which occurred at about 10.30 hours, was due to overspeeding.
The deceased victim was burnt to ashes, the FRSC added.
The road safety corps disclosed that the three injured victims were taken to the Lafiagi General Hospital for treatment by operatives of the Nigeria Police Force.
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