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    Road accidents claim 12 lives in Osun – FRSC

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorMay 7, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
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    FRSC officials says road accident killed 12 persons in Osogbo, Osun state

    The Federal Road Safety Command, FRSC, in Osun said 12 persons lost their lives in various road accidents in the state in April.

    The Sector Commander, FRSC in the state, Mr Anthony Oko said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday in Osogbo.



    He said that 17 road accidents occurred, involving 114 persons within the same period.

    “The accidents claimed the lives of seven males and five females, due to the reckless attitude of the drivers involved.”

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    “Most of these accidents were caused by speeding, wrongful overtaking, drinking while driving, drug overdose and disobedience to road traffic rules and regulations,” he said.

    The sector commander also told NAN that officials of the command educated 156 persons on road traffic regulations as well as issuing of license to some drivers.

    Oko cautioned drivers and other road users to keep to rules and regulations, especially on highways, to reduce carnage on road.

    He, however, warned that the command would not hesitate to penalise offenders found guilty of disobeying traffic laws.

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