3 University students d!e in road crash
The students were occupants of a commercial Opel Safira vehicle which flipped into the bush while the driver was driving at high speed.
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Three students of Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, were killed in a road crash on Friday, December 21, along the Ilisan-Ago-Iwoye Road.
According to a statement issued on Saturday by the spokesperson for the Ogun State Police Command, Omolola Odutola, the accident occurred at about 3.30 pm on Friday.
Odutola said that the students were occupants of a commercial Opel Safira vehicle which flipped into the bush while the driver was driving at high speed.
The statement read;
“A fatal motor accident occurred on December 20, 2024, at about 3:30 pm along the Ilisan-Ago Iwoye Road. The incident involved a commercial Opel Safira with the licence plate Lagos AAA-126HE, driven by one Adekunkle Adebiyi, residing at 5 Sunmibare Street, Awa Ijebu.
The Opel was travelling at high speed towards Ilisan from the Ago Iwoye direction when the driver lost control, causing the vehicle to flip into the bushes.
A male passenger whose identity has not yet been confirmed but is believed to be a student from OOU died at the scene. His body has been taken to the General Hospital Ijebu Ode mortuary.
Additionally, two female students from Olabisi Onabanjo University, Dada Oluwanifesimi, 18, a sophomore in Mass Communication, and Miracle Ogo Oluwa Daniel, 19, a junior, were rushed to Love and Care Hospital but unfortunately succumbed to their injuries while receiving treatment.”
The PPRO added that two other students who sustained critical injuries were taken to the OOU Medical Centre for treatment while the accident vehicle was recovered at the police station.
“Two other OOU students are currently receiving medical care at the OOU Medical Centre on the Mini Campus. The vehicle has been recovered and is being stored safely at the station. This information is provided for your awareness, and further updates will be communicated as they become available,” Odutola concluded.
