Nigeria: Three Dead As Bus Plunges Into River in Ibadan

Nigeria: Three Dead As Bus Plunges Into River in Ibadan

No fewer than five persons were rescued alive and three lifeless bodies were recovered by the Oyo State Fire Services Agency as a passenger bus plunged into the Ariyo River along Amuloko road in Ibadan.

3 dead as bus plunges into river in Ibadan

No fewer than five persons were rescued alive and three lifeless bodies were recovered by the Oyo State Fire Services Agency as a passenger bus plunged into the Ariyo River along Amuloko road in Ibadan.

Three Dead, Five Rescued as Bus Plunges into Ibadan River

At least three people have lost their lives while five others were rescued after a passenger bus veered off the road and plunged into the Ariyo River along Amuloko Road in Ibadan, Oyo State. The incident occurred on Wednesday, and the Oyo State Fire Services Agency quickly responded after receiving a distress call from a resident, Mrs. Fadeke Yusuf, the agency confirmed in a statement on Thursday. According to the agency’s Chairman, Mr. Moroof A…

5 rescued, 3 dead as bus plunges into River in Ibadan

5 rescued, 3 dead as bus plunges into River in Ibadan. No fewer than five persons were rescued alive and three lifeless body recovered by....

Bus Accident in Ibadan Leaves 3 Dead, 5 Rescued After Vehicle Plunges Into River

Emergency responders in Ibadan have rescued five passengers and recovered three bodies after a commercial bus plunged into a river along the Amuloko area of the city. The accident occurred when a Suzuki passenger bus carrying eight people reportedly lost control and veered off the road into the Ariyo River on Amuloko Road. The Chairman […] The post Bus Accident in Ibadan Leaves 3 Dead, 5 Rescued After Vehicle Plunges Into River appeared first on…

Three Die, Five Rescued, As Bus Plunges Into River In Oyo

No fewer than five persons were rescued alive, while three bodies were recovered by the Oyo State Fire Services Agency after a passenger bus plunged into the Ariyo River along Amuloko Road in Ibadan. The Chairman of the agency, Mr Maroof Akinwande, confirmed the incident in a statement made available to journalists on Thursday in Ibadan. Akinwande said the agency received a distress call about the incident on Wednesday through a telephone call f…