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ONE DEAD AS COMMERCIAL BUS CRASHES AT KIGUNA JUNCTION ON LAFIA ROAD. (PHOTO).


 ONE DEAD AS COMMERCIAL BUS CRASHES AT KIGUNA JUNCTION ON LAFIA ROAD 


A fatal road accident occurred in the early hours of today at Kiguna Junction along Lafia Road, leaving one person dead. The incident involved a commercial bus traveling from Pajat Park in Langtang North to Abuja.

The deceased has been identified as a female passenger, according to initial reports.

A female passenger has been confirmed dead following a serious road accident that occurred at Kiguna Junction along Lafia Road in the early hours of today.

According to reports from a correspondent, the crash involved a commercial bus en route from Pajat Park in Langtang North Local Government Area to Abuja. The circumstances surrounding the accident remain unclear as of press time.

Eyewitness accounts indicate that the incident happened in the early morning, though details regarding the number of passengers onboard and possible injuries have not yet been officially confirmed.

The identity of the deceased has not been disclosed, but sources confirmed that she died at the scene of the crash.
Authorities are yet to issue an official statement regarding the cause of the accident or whether emergency responders were promptly deployed to the scene.

The incident has raised fresh concerns about road safety along the Lafia–Abuja corridor, a route frequently used by commercial transport operators and commuters.
Concerned residents and travelers have urged individuals with relatives or friends scheduled to travel along the route today to reach out to them for safety confirmation.


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