An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
An 18-seater bus, on Tuesday evening, plunged into River Niger in Kogi State killing no fewer than four passengers.
Confirming the incident, the state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Suleiman Mafara, said four corpse have already been recovered and 13 others have been rescued alive while one person is still missing.
He said on the receipt of the distress call, NSCDC officers in the Disaster and Crisis Unit, in conjunction with the Federal Roads Safety Corps (FRSC) and volunteer divers were mobilised to the scene.
Mafara stated that his men and others security personnel are working round the clock to recover the only person yet to be accounted for.
The Commandant warned drivers and commuters to adhere strictly to the road safety guidelines to prevent avoidable carnage on the highways.
