The accident occurred yesterday afternoon at Igbogui village in Benin and involved three heavy duty vehicles; a Young Shall Grow Motors luxury bus, a fuel tanker with registration number GA 71 XA, and a Dangote truck carrying cement.

Over 100 people were burnt to death when the fuel tanker exploded following the accident. The fire spread to surrounding shops and burnt several cars packed nearby. Survivors have been rushed to the hospital while rescue efforts by the Federal Road Safety Corps & Civil Defence Corps continues

http://www.lindaikeji..com/2013/04/over-100-people-burnt-to-death-in.html?m=1

Dis life is notin.may Allah save us frm hell

MAY THE SOULS OF THE DEAD REST IN PEACE, AMIN. OUR GOVERNMENTS NEED TO DO SOMETHINGS TO TRULY PREVENT THESE SORTS OF ACCIDENTS ON OUR ROADS. OUR ROADS ARE NOT SAFE YET WE HAVE ROAD SAFETY COMMISSION.

hmmm!....this's a great lost, so this is stil happening in naija! who're we going 2 turn 2 for help now?

It was a big tragedy. I was at d scene yesterday evening. Meah it was so touching and sad. It's quite unfortunate,May their soul rest in peace.
Dat Benin Ore road is bad

Igbogui? Dats close 2 me (IU Okada) may thier souls rest in peace...Amen

Jesus

may the departed soul rest in peace, amen.

RIP to d 100 souls. So sad

Travelling from warri to lagos, I just saw the accident scene some five minutes ago. It happened @ a crowded market area. I wonder what the tanker guy was thinking swerving @ top speed in a congested area like dat.

May the souls of the departed, RIP.

Anything happen some ppl wil start to blame FG..Na FG say mak the tanker drive carelessly...i shuttle dat benin-ore road , the road is nt dat bad @least accident can be avoided 99.9% if drivers drive carefuly