Family Of Three Die In Car Crash Going for A Burial
Reports suggest that Baba Dara was driving his wife, son, and another relative in a Sienna bus en route to Abia State for burial on Wednesday, April 26.
Dara, who was in front of two other drivers in separate vehicles, reportedly attempted to stop to avoid a pothole around Village 49.
When he did, the vehicle behind him rammed into his car, causing Dara to lose control and crash into the road divider.
Eyewitness, Akindele, who was returning from Akure, said the incident occurred around 10 am, and the impact of the crash killed Dara, his wife, and his son.
Akindele mentioned that the two drivers in the other cars were carrying pepper, drinks, yam, and fruits, including bananas.
The collision made Baba Dara’s car rammed into the road divider, causing it to tumble and drag for a short distance, which decapitated the car. The family died on the spot.
Other victims in the Sienna bus, who reportedly survived the crash, were seen wailing while the police from the Onipetesi Division were investigating the accident.
This accident highlights the significant risk of driving on Nigerian highways and the importance of road safety.
Many accidents occur as a result of poorly maintained roads, making it essential for road authorities to take the necessary steps to fix potholes and prevent further fatalities.
In addition, there is a need for drivers to pay attention to their surroundings and drive responsibly to avoid accidents.
Motorists should also ensure that their cars are in good condition and that they have valid licenses and insurance to enable a seamless recovery process in case of any accidents.
The tragic loss of the family of Baba Dara is a reminder of the fragility of human life and the need for all road users to take road safety seriously.
It is essential to advocate for road safety awareness and implement measures to prevent such fatalities.
The bereaved families and the community should receive our love, support, and sympathy during this difficult time.
