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Tragedy: SUV Crushes Student To Death In Osogbo
on: March 12, 2018, 10:37:23 PM



Tragedy has struck in Osogbo, The capital of Osun State on Monday evening when a dark shading Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) squashed a Junior Secondary School (JSS) student of a government school to death. As of the season of documenting this report, the irate swarm who accumulated at the scene of the mischance had set the vehicle on fire.

Observers educated the Tribune Online that the perished, who was an understudy of Government Middle School, Gbodofon, Osogbo distinguished as Samadi Azeez had gone to Ayegbaju International Market to purchase pepper when he was pulverized by the SUV.

As per one of the observers, who argued secrecy, "the vehicle was on top speed from Ogo Oluwa territory when it slammed into the perished and he passed on the spot".

She expressed further that "the expired (Samadi) was one of the understudies getting ready for his Junior Secondary School Certificate Examination (JSSCE) before he met his inauspicious death"While portraying the miserable improvement to columnists, the father of the casualty, who is agent executive of the National Union of Roads and Transport Workers (NURTW), Fakunle Garage, Osogbo, Mr Rasak Azeez said "I was called from our carport where I am attempting to see my dead child.

He deplored that the remaining parts of his child had been saved at morgue of Ladoke Akintola University Teaching Hospital (LAUTECH), Osogbo.










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