FRSC blames excessive speeding, dangerous driving for Osun crash

Author: Francis EzediunoPublished on: September 5, 2026Country: Nigeria

Society & Lifestyle

FRSC blames excessive speeding, dangerous driving for Osun crash

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) attributed a fatal accident on the Ife-Ilesa Expressway to excessive speeding and dangerous driving. The crash, which occurred in Tonkere, involved a Toyota Hiace bus and a Volkswagen Golf car, resulting in three deaths and 20 injuries. Osun Sector Commander Sunday Adebayo warned motorists to reduce their speed to prevent similar tragedies.

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