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Visunnu owhe-13-mẹvi de he nọ yin Samuel Sunday ko yin wiwle to Ayimatẹn Akwa Ibom tọn mẹ na e hẹn osò otọ́ etọn tọn yì wehọmẹ bo sìn-adán nado desòdo klasigbẹ́ etọn lẹ wutu. Nujijọ lọ wá aimẹ to wehọmẹ dokọ̀ tọn St. Pau l tọn to Ikot Ibiok, Gandudu Dokọ̀ tọn Eket tọn. Ponọ lọ lẹ dọ dọ Samuel mọ osò lọ to avọ̀-potin otọ́ etọn tọn mẹ bo ko to zize e whlá sọn Abọ̀húsun 2024 gbọ́n. E hẹn ẹn wá wehọmẹ to 28 Alunlunsun 2025, bo dobuna wehọmẹvi devo lẹ gbọn didọ dali dọ e na desòdo yé. Ponọ lẹ yinuwa po awuyiya po bo wle Samuel, bosọ ze osò lọ sọn e dè. Otọ́ Samuel tọn lọsu ko yin wiwle, podọ ponọ lẹ gbẹ́ pò to dodinna whẹho lọ. Baba Mohammed Azare he yin ogán ponọ lẹ tọn má nudọnamẹ ehe to linlin de whenu do sẹ́nhẹngba agọe tọn lẹ ji to ayimatẹn lọ mẹ. E dọ dọ yé to azọ́nwa nado doalọtena ninọmẹ ylankan mọnkọtọn lẹ whladopo dogọ.

Visunnu oxwe-13-mɛvi ɖé xe nɔ nyí Samuel Sunday ko nyí wiwle to ayimatɛn Akwa Ibom tɔn mɛ ná é hɛn osò otɔ́ etɔn tɔn yì wexɔmɛ bo sìn-adán nadó ɖésòɖo klasigbɛ́ etɔn lɛ wutu. Nujijɔ lɔ wá aimɛ to wexɔmɛ ɖokɔ̀ tɔn St. Paul tɔn to Ikot Ibiok, Ganɖuɖu Ɖokɔ̀ tɔn Eket tɔn. Kponɔ lɔ lɛ ɖɔ ɖɔ Samuel mɔ osò lɔ to avɔ̀-kpótin otɔ́ etɔn tɔn mɛ bo ko to zize é hwlá sɔ́n abɔ̀xúsun 2024 gbɔ́n. É hɛn ɛn wá wexɔmɛ to 28 alunlunsun 2025, bo ɖobuna wexɔmɛvi ɖévo lɛ gbɔn ɖiɖɔ dali ɖɔ é ná ɖésòɖo yé. Kponɔ lɛ yinuwa kpó awuyiya kpó bo wle Samuel, bosɔ ze osò lɔ sɔ́n é dè. Otɔ́ Samuel tɔn lɔsu ko nyí wiwle, kpóɖɔ kponɔ lɛ gbɛ́ kpò to ɖoɖinna hwɛxo lɔ. Baba Mohammed Azare xe nyí ogán kponɔ lɛ tɔn má nuɖɔnamɛ exe to linlin ɖé hwenu dó sɛ́nhɛngba agɔé tɔn lɛ ji to ayimatɛn lɔ mɛ. É ɖɔ ɖɔ yé to azɔ́nwa nadó ɖoalɔtena ninɔmɛ ylankan mɔnkɔtɔn lɛ hwlaɖokpó dógɔ́.

One 13-year-old boy wey dem call Samuel Sunday don land for police hand for Akwa Ibom State because e carry im papa gun go school come dey threaten say e go shoot im classmates. Dis thing happen for St. Paul Primary School for Ikot Ibiok, Eket Local Government Area.   Police talk say Samuel see di gun for inside im papa wardrobe, and e don dey hide di gun since November 2024. On January 28, 2025, e carry di gun go school come dey make other pikin fear say e go shoot dem. Police quick act, dem arrest Samuel and collect di gun from am.   Dem don still arrest Samuel papa, and police dey continue di matter. Di police oga, Baba Mohammed Azare, na im talk di tori for briefing wey dem do about di crimes wey don happen for di state. E talk say dem dey try to stop dis kain dangerous matter from happen again.

A 13-year-old boy named Samuel Sunday has been arrested in Akwa Ibom State for bringing his father’s gun to school and threatening to shoot his classmates. The incident happened at St. Paul Primary School in Ikot Ibiok, Eket Local Government Area.   The police said Samuel found the gun in his father’s wardrobe and had been hiding it since November 2024. He brought it to school on January 28, 2025, and scared other pupils by saying he would shoot them. The police acted quickly, arrested Samuel, and took the gun from him.   Samuel’s father has also been arrested, and the police are still investigating the case. The police chief, Baba Mohammed Azare, shared this information during a briefing on recent crimes in the state. He said they are working to stop such dangerous situations from happening again.

To ayimatɛn Ondo tɔn mɛ, sòhɛntɔ lɛ fìn omɛ 10 to alixogbó Owo-Ipele-Benin tɔn lɛ ji. Xoyiɖɔtɔ kponɔ lɛ tɔn ɖé xe nɔ nyí Funmi Odunlami, ɖɔ ɖɔ omɛ cinawe wɛ nyí finfin. Gbejizɔnlin-basítɔ lɔ lɛ lɛkɔ sɔ́n lɛdó Xùwaji-Xùwaji tɔn mɛ bo kpànta Akure to hwenuena nujijɔ lɔ jɔ.  Mɔto yětɔn nyí jijodó alixo lɔ kpá ji, bɔ húnkùntɔ ɖévo lɛ ɖoayi é go bosɔ ná linlin etɔn. Kponɔ lɔ lɛ to ɖoɖinna hwɛxo lɔ to alɔnu din bo ko dókpàgbe nadó má nuɖɔnamɛ dógɔ́ lɛ to madɛnmɛ. Mɛfìntɔ lɔ lɛ ko ɖɔnsɛkpɔ hwɛndó mɛxe nyí finfin lɛ tɔn bo to ofligɔ-kwɛ byɔ́ nadó ɖike omɛ yětɔn lɛ ni yì.

To ayimatẹn Ondo tọn mẹ, sòhẹntọ lẹ fìn omẹ 10 to alihogbó Owo-Ipele-Benin tọn lẹ ji. Hoyidọtọ ponọ lẹ tọn de he nọ yin Funmi Odunlami, dọ dọ omẹ ṣinawe wẹ yin finfin. Gbejizọnlin-basitọ lọ lẹ lẹkọ sọn lẹdo Hùwaji-Hùwaji tọn mẹ bo pànta Akure to whenuena nujijọ lọ jọ.  Mọto yetọn yin jijodo aliho lọ pá ji, bọ húnkùntọ devo lẹ doayi e go bosọ na linlin etọn. Ponọ lọ lẹ to dodinna whẹho lọ to alọnu din bo ko dopagbe nado má nudọnamẹ dogọ lẹ to madẹnmẹ. Mẹfìntọ lọ lẹ ko dọnsẹpọ whẹndo mẹhe yin finfin lẹ tọn bo to ofligọ-kuẹ biọ nado dike omẹ yetọn lẹ ni yì.

For Ondo State, some gunmen don kidnap 10 travelers for Owo-Ipele-Benin road. Police tok-tok person, Funmi Odunlami, talk say na seven people dem sure say dem kidnap. The travelers dey come from South-South side, dey go Akure, when di wahala happen.  Dem see dia motor wey dem leave for road, and other drivers notice am come shout make people know. Police don start to look into di matter and dem promise say dem go give update soon. Di kidnappers don call di people family, dey ask for money (ransom) before dem go free dem.

In Ondo State, gunmen kidnapped 10 travellers on the Owo-Ipele-Benin Highway. A police spokesperson, Funmi Odunlami, said seven people were confirmed kidnapped. The travellers were coming back from the South-South region and heading to Akure when the incident happened.   Their vehicle was found abandoned on the roadside, and other drivers noticed and raised the alarm. The police are currently investigating the case and have promised to share more information soon.   The kidnappers have contacted the victims’ families and are asking for money (ransom) to let the people go.

To Nnewichi, ayimatẹn Anambra tọn, ovi atọ̀n yin hùhù po kanyinylan po bọ oṣiọ yetọn lẹ yin mimọ to zomọ nuhẹnfa tọn de mẹ. Mẹhe go onú jọ do lẹ, he yin nọviyọnnu he tindo owhe 9, 7 po 5 po, kẹdẹ wẹ yin jijodo whégbè to whenuena onọ̀ yetọn, Whési Chikazor Ejezie, yì nado wlan mẹtẹnpọn de. To whenuena e lẹkọ, e mọ ohọ̀n lọ tin to nùvo de, podọ enẹ yin nupaṣamẹnu de. To filẹpo dindin na ovi etọn lẹ godo, e hùn zomọ nuhẹnfa tọn lọ bo jọsi nado mọ oṣiọ yetọn lẹ to e mẹ. Otọ́ lọ, Mẹdaho Udobi Ejezie, he wazọ́n to Ayimatẹn Edo tọn mẹ, họ̀nwezun wá whégbè to whenuena e sè owẹ̀n ylankan asi etọn tọn godo. E basi zẹẹmẹ dọ ovi lọ lẹ ko to núdù to whenuena mẹgbeyantọ lọ lẹ wá, dile agbán núdùdù tọn lẹ yin gbigbẹdai do. Whẹndo lọ nọ nọ̀ ohọ̀ he tindo họ̀hayatọ awe devo lẹ po whétọ lọ po mẹ. Ponọ lẹ ko yin didọna, bọ oṣiọ ovi lọ lẹ tọn ko yin hinhẹn yì glasé-họ̀ he mẹ yè nọ ze oṣiọ lẹ do mẹ. Nugbajẹmẹji lọ ko hẹn mẹjitọ lọ lẹ jẹflumẹ taun. Linlin lẹ dohia dọ Whési Ejezie jai to whenuena oṣiọ lọ lẹ ...

To Nnewichi, ayimatɛn Anambra tɔn, ovi atɔ̀n nyí xùxù kpó kannyiylan kpó bɔ ocyɔ́ yětɔn lɛ nyí mimɔ to zomɔ nuhɛnfa tɔn ɖé mɛ. Mɛxe go onú jɔ dó lɛ, xe nyí nɔvinyɔnu xe tindó oxwe 9, 7 kpó 5 kpó, kɛɖɛ wɛ nyí jijodó xwégbè to hwenuena onɔ̀ yětɔn, Xwési Chikazor Ejezie, yì nadó wlan mɛtɛnkpɔn ɖé. To hwenuena é lɛkɔ, é mɔ ohɔ̀n lɔ tin to nùvo ɖé, kpóɖɔ enɛ nyí nukpacamɛnu ɖé. To filɛkpó dindin ná ovi etɔn lɛ godo, é xùn zomɔ nuhɛnfa tɔn lɔ bo jɔsi nadó mɔ ocyɔ́ yětɔn lɛ to é mɛ. Otɔ́ lɔ, Mɛɖaxo Udobi Ejezie, xe wazɔ́n to Ayimatɛn Edo tɔn mɛ, hɔ̀nwezun wá xwégbè to hwenuena é sè owɛ̀n ylankan asi etɔn tɔn godo. É basí zɛɛmɛ ɖɔ ovi lɔ lɛ ko to núɖù to hwenuena mɛgbenyatɔ lɔ lɛ wá, ɖilě agbán núɖùɖù tɔn lɛ nyí gbigbɛɖayǐ ɖo. Hwɛndó lɔ nɔ nɔ̀ oxɔ̀ xe tindó xɔ̀xayatɔ awe ɖévo lɛ kpó xwétɔ lɔ kpó mɛ. Kponɔ lɛ ko nyí ɖiɖɔná, bɔ ocyɔ́ ovi lɔ lɛ tɔn ko nyí hinhɛn yì glasé-xɔ̀ xe mɛ yè nɔ ze ocyɔ́ lɛ dó mɛ. Nugbajɛmɛji lɔ ko hɛn mɛjitɔ lɔ lɛ jɛflumɛ tawun. Linlin lɛ dóxya ɖɔ Xwési Ejezie jai to hwe...

For Nnewichi, Anambra State, three pikin from the same papa and mama die and dem see dia body for inside deep freezer. The pikin dem, wey be 9, 7, and 5 years old, dey house alone as dia mama, Mrs. Chikazor Ejezie, go write exam. When she come back, she see say di house door dey wide open, something wey no normal. She begin find her pikin dem everywhere, but when she open di freezer, she see say di three of dem don die, dia body just dey squeezed inside.   Di papa, Mr. Udobi Ejezie, wey dey work for Edo State, rush come house after him wife tell am di bad news. Him talk say di pikin dem dey chop food when di bad people dem enter, because dem see plate of food wey dem abandon for di house. Di family dey stay for bungalow with two oda tenants and di landlord. Di police don hear about di matter, and dem don carry di children body go mortuary.   Di thing don scatter di parents mind. Dem talk say Mrs. Ejezie even faint when dem dey carry di children body comot from di fre...

In Nnewichi, Anambra State, three children were tragically killed and their bodies were found inside a deep freezer. The victims, siblings aged 9, 7, and 5, were left home alone by their mother, Mrs. Chikazor Ejezie, who went to take an exam. When she returned, she saw the apartment door wide open, which was unusual. After searching everywhere for her children, she opened the freezer and was shocked to find their lifeless bodies squeezed inside.   The father, Mr. Udobi Ejezie, who works in Edo State, rushed home after hearing the terrible news from his wife. He explained that the children had been eating when the attackers came, as plates of food were found abandoned. The family lives in a bungalow with two other tenants and the landlord. The police have been informed, and the children’s bodies have been taken to a mortuary.   The tragedy has left the parents devastated. Mrs. Ejezie reportedly collapsed when the bodies were being removed from the freezer. The police ...

Sòhẹntọ lẹ tọ́nawhàn Esa-Oke to ayimatẹn Osun tọn, bo hù mẹdopo bosọ gbleawuna mẹdevo lẹ. Mẹhe adán gbò lọ, Clement Ajayi, yin hihò gbọn osò de dali to osòdedomẹ lọ whenu. E yin didọ dọ sòhẹntọ lọ lẹ yin ponọ hihọ́-basinamẹtọ lẹ he yin didohlan nado hẹn jijọho go gando nudindọn do ahọlu-yinyin ji go. To osẹ he wayi mẹ, gandudu lọ lá dọ Ahọvi Timileyin Ajayi wẹ yin ahọlu yọyọ Ido Ajegunle tọn. Mẹdelẹ to lẹdo lọ mẹ ma kọngbedopọ hẹ nudide ehe. Tòpẹvi lọ sẹpọ Osun State College of Technology , podọ gbemanọpọ lọ dekọtọn do bẹwlu mẹ. To mẹgbeyinyan lọ whenu, mẹsusu họ̀n wezun nado họnbẹ, gọna wehọmẹvi lẹ po mẹhe nọ nọ̀ finẹ lẹ po. Yemisi Opalola he yin hoyidọtọ ponọ lẹ tọn, dọ dọ ponọ lẹ ko yin didohlan nado hẹn jijọho gọwá lẹdo lọ mẹ.

Sòhɛntɔ lɛ tɔ́nahwàn Esa-Oke to ayimatɛn Osun tɔn, bo xù mɛɖokpó bosɔ gbleawuna mɛɖevo lɛ. Mɛxe adán gbò lɔ, Clement Ajayi, nyí xixò gbɔn osò ɖé dali to osòɖéɖomɛ lɔ hwenu. É nyí ɖiɖɔ ɖɔ sòhɛntɔ lɔ lɛ nyí kponɔ xixɔ́-basínamɛtɔ lɛ xe nyí didóhlan nadó hɛn jijɔxo go gandó nudinɖɔn dó axɔlu-nyinyi ji go. To osɛ xe wayi mɛ, ganɖuɖu lɔ lá ɖɔ Axɔvi Timileyin Ajayi wɛ nyí axɔlu yɔ́yɔ́ Ido Ajegunle tɔn. Mɛɖelɛ to lɛdó lɔ mɛ ma kɔngbedókpɔ́ xɛ nuɖiɖe exe. Tòkpɛvi lɔ sɛkpɔ Osun State College of Technology , kpóɖɔ gbemanɔkpɔ lɔ ɖékɔtɔn dó bɛwlu mɛ. To mɛgbenyinya lɔ hwenu, mɛsusu hɔ̀n wezun nadó hɔnbɛ, gɔná wexɔmɛvi lɛ kpó mɛxe nɔ nɔ̀ finɛ lɛ kpó. Yemisi Opalola xe nyí xoyiɖɔtɔ kponɔ lɛ tɔn, ɖɔ ɖɔ kponɔ lɛ ko nyí didóhlan nadó hɛn jijɔxo gɔwá lɛdó lɔ mɛ.

Gunmen enter Esa-Oke for Osun State, kill one person and injure some people. The person wey die, Clement Ajayi, na bullet hit am for the shooting. Dem talk say the people wey shoot be security officers wey dem send come settle fight about chieftaincy matter for the area.   Last week, government talk say Prince Timileyin Ajayi go be the new Olojudo of Ido Ajegunle. But some people for the community no gree for this decision. The town dey near Osun State College of Technology, and the wahala cause serious problem.   As the shooting happen, plenty people begin run for their life, including students and people wey live for there. Police spokesperson, Yemisi Opalola, talk say dem don send police go the area to make sure say everywhere calm again.

Gunmen attacked Esa-Oke in Osun State, killing one person and injuring others. The victim, Clement Ajayi, was hit by a bullet during the shooting. The attackers are said to be security officers sent to maintain peace over a local chieftaincy dispute.   Last week, the government announced Prince Timileyin Ajayi as the new Olojudo of Ido Ajegunle. Some people in the community did not agree with this decision. The town is near the Osun State College of Technology , and the disagreement led to chaos.   During the attack, many people ran for safety, including students and residents. The police spokesperson, Yemisi Opalola, said officers have been sent to bring peace back to the area.

Asidan sinsinyẹn de jọ to alihogbó Ore-Lagos tọn lẹ ji to ayimatẹn Ondo tọn, fie omẹ 28 yin mimẹ̀ te to whenuena mọto awe yì gbà do ode awetọ go godo to Sibigbe whèjai. Asidan lọ jọ na yé to mọto kùn po awuyiya po bọ yé gbà osẹ́n aliji tọn lẹ wutu. Omẹ awe poun wẹ luntọ́n bo to yinyin nukunpedego to dotowhé. Agbasa mẹhe kú lẹ tọn ko yin zize yì dotowhé de to Ore. Samuel Ibitoye he yin ogán Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) tọn de dọ dọ mọto-kùntọ lẹ dona tin to payi dogọ bo kùn mọto po hihọ́ po. E sọ na ayinamẹ mẹhe to mọto lọ mẹ lẹ nado nọ dọho eyin mọto-kùntọ yetọn to kùnhún to aliho numakiyana tọn mẹ. E basi zẹẹmẹ dọ mọto-kùntọ lẹ wẹ tindo azọngban lọ nado bẹ mẹhe to mọto lọ mẹ lẹ yì fie yé jei lẹ to jijọho mẹ, bo ma nọ ze ogbẹ̀ yetọn do owù mẹ. FRSC dọ dọ yé na dindona asidan lọ yinukọn dogọ. Yé sọ nọ flinnu mẹlẹpo nado hodo osẹ́n aliji tọn lẹ nado dapana nugbajẹmẹji mọnkọtọn lẹ. Eyin mọto-kùntọ lẹ nọ fahomẹ bo nọ kùnhún ganji, yé sọgan gọalọ nado whlẹn ogbẹ̀ gán bo glọnalina asid...

Asidan sinsinnyɛ ɖé jɔ to alixogbó Ore-Lagos tɔn lɛ ji to ayimatɛn Ondo tɔn, fie omɛ 28 nyí mimɛ̀ te to hwenuena mɔto awe yì gbà dó oɖé awetɔ go godo to sibigbe hwèjai. Asidan lɔ jɔ ná yé to mɔto kùn kpó awuyiya kpó bɔ yé gbà osɛ́n aliji tɔn lɛ wutu. Omɛ awe kpoun wɛ luntɔ́n bo to nyinyi nukúnkpéɖego to dotoxwé. Agbasa mɛxe kú lɛ tɔn ko nyí zize yì dotoxwé ɖé to Ore. Samuel Ibitoye xe nyí ogán Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) tɔn ɖé ɖɔ ɖɔ mɔto-kùntɔ lɛ ɖóná tin to kpayi dógɔ́ bo kùn mɔto kpó xixɔ́ kpó. É sɔ ná ayinamɛ mɛxe to mɔto lɔ mɛ lɛ nadó nɔ ɖɔxo enyí mɔto-kùntɔ yětɔn to kùnhún to alixo numakinyaa tɔn mɛ. É basí zɛɛmɛ ɖɔ mɔto-kùntɔ lɛ wɛ tindó azɔngban lɔ nadó bɛ mɛxe to mɔto lɔ mɛ lɛ yì fie yé jei lɛ to jijɔxo mɛ, bo ma nɔ ze ogbɛ̀ yětɔn dó owù mɛ. FRSC ɖɔ ɖɔ yé ná dindóná asidan lɔ yinukɔn dógɔ́. Yé sɔ nɔ flinnu mɛlɛkpó nadó xodó osɛ́n aliji tɔn lɛ nadó ɖakpana nugbajɛmɛji mɔnkɔtɔn lɛ. Enyí mɔto-kùntɔ lɛ nɔ faxomɛ bo nɔ kùnhún ganji, yé sɔgan gɔalɔ nadó hwlɛn ogbɛ̀ gán bo glɔ...

One bad accident happen for Ore-Lagos expressway wey dey Ondo State for Saturday evening. 28 passengers burn and die after two motor jam each other. Dem talk say na because of overspeed and say dem no obey traffic law na im cause di accident. Only two people survive, and dem dey hospital now dey receive treatment. Dem don carry di body of di people wey die go hospital for Ore.   Di commander of Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Samuel Ibitoye, talk say drivers gatz dey careful and drive well. E still advise passengers to talk if dem see say di driver dey drive anyhow. E explain say na di driver work to carry passengers reach where dem dey go safely, no be to put dia life for danger.   FRSC talk say dem go still check di accident matter well. Dem still remind everybody say make dem follow road safety law to avoid dis kind bad thing. If drivers dey patient and drive well, e go help save life and stop accident. Passengers too fit report any driver wey dey drive anyhow g...

A terrible accident happened on the Ore-Lagos highway in Ondo State, where 28 passengers were burned to death after two vehicles crashed into each other on Saturday evening. The crash happened because of speeding and breaking traffic rules. Only two people survived and are being treated in the hospital. The bodies of those who died have been taken to a hospital in Ore.   The commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Samuel Ibitoye, said drivers must be more careful and drive safely. He also advised passengers to speak up if their driver is driving recklessly. He explained that drivers are responsible for taking passengers safely to their destinations, not putting their lives in danger.   The FRSC said they will investigate the accident further. They also reminded everyone to follow road safety rules to avoid such tragedies. By being patient and driving responsibly, drivers can help save lives and prevent accidents. Passengers are also encouraged to report da...

Omẹ ṣinawe gbleawu to asidan mọto tọn de mẹ to Ahọluzangbe zánmẹ to Alihogbó Lagos-Badagry tọn ji. Asidan mọto tọn lọ jọ to mọto-dotẹn Sawmill tọn mẹ, sẹpọ Ibereko, to nudi ogàn 11:10 zánmẹ tọn mẹ. Ahihun V-wagon de yì gbà do gbẹduhun Toyota Camry de go. Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) yin didọna to ogàn 11:15 zánmẹ tọn mẹ bo jẹ fie asidan de jọ te to nukunwhiwhe ṣinawe godo. Mẹdaho William Manga he yin ogán FRSC tọn basi zẹẹmẹ dọ ahihun V-wagon lọ dídí to whenuena mọto lọ to lilẹ́ bo yì gbà do gbẹduhun Toyota Camry lọ go he to tintọ́n sọn awà awetọ ji lọ gbà. Asidan lọ gando omẹ 24 go mẹ. Omẹ ṣinawe, he bẹ sunnu ẹnẹ po yọnnu atọ̀n po hẹn, gbleawu bo yin zize yì Dotowhé Care tọn to Badagry nado yin nukunpedego. Ogán lọ dọ dọ asidan lọ jọ na mọto-kùnkùn owùnọ de wutu. Mọto awe lọ lẹ yin zize yì ponọ-pá Mowo tọn mẹ. Mẹdaho Manga na avase mọto-kùntọ lẹ nado hodo osẹ́n aliji tọn lẹ, ma nado kùn plaplaji, podọ ma nado doagbànna mọto yetọn lẹ zẹjlẹgo nado glọnalina asidan lẹ.

Omɛ cinawe gbleawu to asidan mɔto tɔn ɖé mɛ to axɔluzangbe zánmɛ to Alixogbó Lagos-Badagry tɔn ji. Asidan mɔto tɔn lɔ jɔ to mɔto-ɖotɛn Sawmill tɔn mɛ, sɛkpɔ Ibereko, to nuɖi ogàn 11:10 zánmɛ tɔn mɛ. Axihun V-wagon ɖé yì gbà dó gbɛɖuhun Toyota Camry ɖé go. Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) nyí ɖiɖɔná to ogàn 11:15 zánmɛ tɔn mɛ bo jɛ fie asidan ɖé jɔ te to nukúnxwixwe cinawe godo. Mɛɖaxo William Manga xe nyí ogán FRSC tɔn basí zɛɛmɛ ɖɔ axihun V-wagon lɔ ɖíɖí to hwenuena mɔto lɔ to lilɛ́ bo yì gbà dó gbɛɖuhun Toyota Camry lɔ go xe to tintɔ́n sɔ́n awà awetɔ ji lɔ gbà. Asidan lɔ gandó omɛ 24 go mɛ. Omɛ cinawe, xe bɛ sunnu ɛnɛ kpó nyɔnu atɔ̀n kpó hɛn, gbleawu bo nyí zize yì Dotoxwé Care tɔn to Badagry nadó nyí nukúnkpéɖego. Ogán lɔ ɖɔ ɖɔ asidan lɔ jɔ ná mɔto-kùnkùn owùnɔ ɖé wutu. Mɔto awe lɔ lɛ nyí zize yì kponɔ-kpá Mowo tɔn mɛ. Mɛɖaxo Manga ná avase mɔto-kùntɔ lɛ nadó xodó osɛ́n aliji tɔn lɛ, ma nadó kùn kplakplaji, kpóɖɔ ma nadó ɖoagbànna mɔto yětɔn lɛ zɛjlɛgo nadó glɔnalina asidan l...

Seven people wound for one motor accident wey happen Friday night for Lagos-Badagry Expressway. Di crash happen for Sawmill Bus Stop, near Ibereko, around 11:10 p.m. One V-wagon bus and one Toyota Camry motor jam each other. Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) hear di matter around 11:15 p.m. and dem reach di place seven minutes later. Di FRSC oga, Mr. William Manga, talk say di V-wagon bus lose control when e dey try do u-turn, and e jam di Toyota Camry motor wey dey come from di other side. Altogether, 24 people dey inside di motors. Seven people wound for di accident — four na men, and three na women. Dem carry di people wey wound go Care General Hospital for Badagry make dem treat dem. Di FRSC oga talk say di accident happen because di drivers no drive well. Dem carry di two motors go Mowo Police Station. Mr. Manga beg drivers make dem follow traffic rules, no dey overspeed, and no carry too many people for motor to stop this kain accident.

Seven people were injured in a car accident on Friday night on the Lagos-Badagry Expressway. The crash happened at Sawmill Bus Stop, near Ibereko, around 11:10 p.m. A V-wagon commercial bus and a Toyota Camry car collided. The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) was informed at 11:15 p.m. and arrived at the scene seven minutes later. The FRSC commander, Mr. William Manga, explained that the V-wagon bus lost control while making a u-turn and hit the Toyota Camry car coming from the opposite direction. A total of 24 people were involved in the accident. Seven people, including four men and three women, were injured and taken to Care General Hospital in Badagry for treatment. The commander said the accident happened because of dangerous driving. Both vehicles were taken to the Mowo Police Station. Mr. Manga warned drivers to follow traffic rules, avoid speeding, and not overload their vehicles to prevent accidents.

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