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A Lagos bound train from Kano collided with a trailer at railway
crossing in Kawo, Kaduna, and cut the trailer into two, the Federal Road
Safety Corps (FRSC) said in Kaduna on Wednesday.
Sector Commander of FRSC in the state, Mr Francis Udoma said the incident occurred at 3 a.m., adding however, that no life was
lost.
Udoma explained that the train, carrying Nigerian soldiers and civilians, crashed into the trailer, belonging to W.A Group of Companies, carrying sugarcane. He said the accident occurred when the driver of the trailer insisted on crossing the rail line even when the train was blaring. He said the incident caused traffic jam that lasted for six hours. Udoma said motorist coming from Kano and other northern states, as well as those coming from the southern and the eastern part of the country were all stranded at the railway crossing.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/train-carrying-nigerians-soldiers-civilians-crashes-into-trailer-in-kaduna/
A Lagos bound train
from Kano collided with a trailer at railway crossing in Kawo, Kaduna,
and cut the trailer into two, the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) said
in Kaduna on Wednesday.
A Lagos bound train from Kano collided with a trailer at railway
crossing in Kawo, Kaduna, and cut the trailer into two, the Federal Road
Safety Corps (FRSC) said in Kaduna on Wednesday.
Sector Commander of FRSC in the state, Mr Francis Udoma said the incident occurred at 3 a.m., adding however, that no life was
lost.
Udoma explained that the train, carrying Nigerian soldiers and civilians, crashed into the trailer, belonging to W.A Group of Companies, carrying sugarcane. He said the accident occurred when the driver of the trailer insisted on crossing the rail line even when the train was blaring. He said the incident caused traffic jam that lasted for six hours. Udoma said motorist coming from Kano and other northern states, as well as those coming from the southern and the eastern part of the country were all stranded at the railway crossing.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/train-carrying-nigerians-soldiers-civilians-crashes-into-trailer-in-kaduna/
A Lagos bound train
from Kano collided with a trailer at railway crossing in Kawo, Kaduna,
and cut the trailer into two, the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) said
in Kaduna on Wednesday.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/train-carrying-nigerians-soldiers-civilians-crashes-into-trailer-in-kaduna/
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/train-carrying-nigerians-soldiers-civilians-crashes-into-trailer-in-kaduna/
Train carrying
Nigerians soldiers, civilians crashes into trailer in Kaduna
On December 28, 20166:01 pmIn NewsComments
A Lagos bound train from Kano collided with a trailer at railway
crossing in Kawo, Kaduna, and cut the trailer into two, the Federal Road
Safety Corps (FRSC) said in Kaduna on Wednesday.
Sector Commander of FRSC in the state, Mr Francis Udoma, told newsmen
that the incident occurred at 3 a.m., adding however, that no life was
lost.
Udoma explained that the train, carrying Nigerian soldiers and
civilians, crashed into the trailer, belonging to W.A Group of
Companies, carrying sugarcane.
He said the accident occurred when the driver of the trailer insisted on
crossing the rail line even when the train was blaring.
He said the incident caused traffic jam that lasted for six hours.
Udoma said motorist coming from Kano and other northern states, as well
as those coming from the southern and the eastern part of the country
were all stranded at the railway crossing.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/train-carrying-nigerians-soldiers-civilians-crashes-into-trailer-in-kaduna/
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/train-carrying-nigerians-soldiers-civilians-crashes-into-trailer-in-kaduna/
A Lagos bound train
from Kano collided with a trailer at railway crossing in Kawo, Kaduna,
and cut the trailer into two, the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) said
in Kaduna on Wednesday.
Sector Commander of FRSC in the state, Mr Francis Udoma, told newsmen
that the incident occurred at 3 a.m., adding however, that no life was
lost.
Udoma explained that the train, carrying Nigerian soldiers and
civilians, crashed into the trailer, belonging to W.A Group of
Companies, carrying sugarcane.
He said the accident occurred when the driver of the trailer insisted on
crossing the rail line even when the train was blaring.
He said the incident caused traffic jam that lasted for six hours.
Udoma said motorist coming from Kano and other northern states, as well
as those coming from the southern and the eastern part of the country
were all stranded at the railway crossing.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/train-carrying-nigerians-soldiers-civilians-crashes-into-trailer-in-kaduna/
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/train-carrying-nigerians-soldiers-civilians-crashes-into-trailer-in-kaduna/
A Lagos bound train
from Kano collided with a trailer at railway crossing in Kawo, Kaduna,
and cut the trailer into two, the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) said
in Kaduna on Wednesday.
Sector Commander of FRSC in the state, Mr Francis Udoma, told newsmen
that the incident occurred at 3 a.m., adding however, that no life was
lost.
Udoma explained that the train, carrying Nigerian soldiers and
civilians, crashed into the trailer, belonging to W.A Group of
Companies, carrying sugarcane.
He said the accident occurred when the driver of the trailer insisted on
crossing the rail line even when the train was blaring.
He said the incident caused traffic jam that lasted for six hours.
Udoma said motorist coming from Kano and other northern states, as well
as those coming from the southern and the eastern part of the country
were all stranded at the railway crossing.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/train-carrying-nigerians-soldiers-civilians-crashes-into-trailer-in-kaduna/
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/train-carrying-nigerians-soldiers-civilians-crashes-into-trailer-in-kaduna/
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