CityNG:
This is why these guys died.

A lack of government oversight.

Nmeri17:
why hasn't technology advanced to manufacturing cars that do not compress on impact in this 2015, cars still collide and people die as a result?? I'm not impressed with the Asians at all -_-

clemz88:
I fear abuja road die. 3 lanes ,vehicles over speeding they don't even care slowing down for one to cross. My first time cross area 1 road ,I spent more than 20 mins.just to cross over to the other 3 lane. Drivers need to be cautioned. Life no get spare part

chronique:
RIP to the dead. A lot of Nigerians are bad drivers and bad road users. Overtaking from the right is wrong and should you attempt it,make sure you have a clear view of your front view and also ensure there's ample space for you to drive before the vehicle you're overtaking,pulls over in front of you. The safest and right way to overtake is from your left. Many people know this,but still end up breaking this rule and at the end,they waste their lives and the lives of others. Last month,I was on Lagos-Abeokuta express and my colleagues were of the opinion that I should reverse on the express so we can quickly connect the opposite lane and avoid traffic. I vehemently refused,but opted to through the normal route to connect the opposite lane. I tried to explain to them that reversing on the express was wrong and the vehicles coming behind me wouldn't expect a car to be reversing on that lane. At the end,I might end up causing accident for innocent people. If they die as a result of that,would I forgive myself knowing fully well that I was wrong? These are the little details Nigerians don't pay attention to and at the end of the day,they end up paying a greater price for it. People should learn to do the right thing often,and also put other road users into consideration when driving.

deor03:
We can't blame government for everything

you need to see how reckless people drive in Abuja

MistadeRegal:
Now, let some representatives arise and call for the banning of Toyota Camry too.......Always Toyota.

Nmeri17:
why hasn't technology advanced to manufacturing cars that do not compress on impact in this 2015, cars still collide and people die as a result?? I'm not impressed with the Asians at all -_-

cardoctor
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Funny enough[/color], this accident happened at almost the same spot, in similar circumstances and barely 3 months after another accident involving a Toyota Rav4 and an AMAC transport bus caused a heavy gridlock with possible fatalities.

I think that a serious failure in driver training and licensing as well as speed monitoring by law enforcement agent such as the Police and Road Safety corps is the major cause of the level of carnage and deaths that we experience on these scary Nigerian roads. Something urgently need to be done.

Same as well on this occasion, NO AMBULANCE, NO FIRE BRIGADE. Just ordinary citizens doing our best to offer help in an almost helpless situation.

God help us. Amen
Car-Doctor

BaebieHot:
This is terrible.
Op, I was at the scene of the accident that happened some months back btw the toyota and Amac bus. It was really bad.

The Kubwa express way is very nice to drive on, probably too nice. Some drivers think that they own the road. God help us all.

CityNG:
This is why these guys died.

A lack of government oversight.

Buhari1:


Fooooool. That was a security guard. They turned up eventually but that was long after the victims have been extracted from the vehicle. Same as the soldier. Rather than compliment or advice fellow Nls or even possibly support a safe driving campaign, you are looking for what to criticize. I bet if you were at the scene, you wouldn't even have stopped to help. yeye

LAX89:




Whats 'Funny' about this tragedy?

LAX89:




Whats 'Funny' about this tragedy?

spaggyy:
I don't need to exchange words with you, check dis pics of yours again....wenever u are making a report be more observant

musiwa94:
[size=18pt]maximum speed limit should be 80 km/hr, since it is inside a city.

trailers and cars can not be on the same lane.
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Buhari1:


E be like say u be road safety. u didnt read that they only turned up after the victims had been extracted.

oya, find another fault. mr correcter. btw im not d op. mr teacher.

chronique:
RIP to the dead. A lot of Nigerians are bad drivers and bad road users. Overtaking from the right is wrong and should you attempt it,make sure you have a clear view of your front view and also ensure there's ample space for you to drive before the vehicle you're overtaking,pulls over in front of you. The safest and right way to overtake is from your left. Many people know this,but still end up breaking this rule and at the end,they waste their lives and the lives of others. Last month,I was on Lagos-Abeokuta express and my colleagues were of the opinion that I should reverse on the express so we can quickly connect the opposite lane and avoid traffic. I vehemently refused,but opted to through the normal route to connect the opposite lane. I tried to explain to them that reversing on the express was wrong and the vehicles coming behind me wouldn't expect a car to be reversing on that lane. At the end,I might end up causing accident for innocent people. If they die as a result of that,would I forgive myself knowing fully well that I was wrong? These are the little details Nigerians don't pay attention to and at the end of the day,they end up paying a greater price for it. People should learn to do the right thing often,and also put other road users into consideration when driving.

LordReed:


Many drivers know this but here is the problem you find these people who run driving schools teaching people to drive on the left lane! I mean a learner with his L sign on the left lane? And after acquiring his license he continues to drive SLOWLY on the left lane! It is one of the most frustrating things to behold on the road and when you give them a sign to move over they think you are stupid. I am sure the driver in this unfortunate accident has had his fair share of the frustrating attempt to overtake on the left and wanted to go right.

RIP to the deceased.