Friday, January 31, 2025

Lagos Bus-Train Accident: Police To Arraign Osinbajo

The Railway Command of the Nigeria Police Force, on Friday, said it has arrested the driver of the bus conveying workers of Lagos State government, which collided with a moving train on Thursday.

AFLM reports that six persons died in the accident, which was condemned on the alleged recklessness of the bus driver.

The bus driver, who was identified as Oluwaseun Osinbajo, was driving from Isolo to Alausa, Ikeja in Lagos when he failed to stop at the rail crossing point, which led to a crash with a moving train at the PWD Railway crossing in Shogunle in the Ikeja axis of the State.

Attesting his arrest of the driver, Commissioner for Police, Lagos State Railway Command, Yetunde Longe, explained that after investigations and taking into account all details, the driver will be arraigned in court but his matter will first be transferred to the Director of Public Prosecution because of the fact that he’s a Lagos State government worker.

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Longe said that investigation was ongoing to determine the number of people that died in the crash, adding that an autopsy would be conducted on the remains of the casualties.

Presently we’re with the driver, we’re handing him over to doctors for medical test, because there was a flag officer at the railroad crossing flagging him down, but he refused to stop, that’s why we must pacify him to go through medical test, ‘’the CP stated.

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