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Black Sunday In Delta

Black Sunday In Delta

OpenLife Nigeria has gathered that persons have been reported dead as a petrol tanker crushed a commercial tricycle by Aziza junction, Ometan Community along the Effurun/Sapele road in Okpe Local Government Area of Delta State.
It was learnt that the commercial tricycle was driving on one way on a very high speed when it failed brake and rammed into the petrol tanker which was also a high speed going towards Sapele.
In the process, the petrol tanker grinded the tricycle to pieces and the passengers were said have died instantly.
The tanker driver was said to have zoomed off from the area for fear of not being lynched by other tricycle operators and road users.
Delta State, which was created by the military administration of General Ibrahim Babangida, has the Sapele road and Effurun axis as some of its most busiest routes in the oil rich State.

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