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Disaster as Chief of Staff</h4>
<p><strong><a href="https://openlife.ng/">OpenLife Nigeria</a></strong> reports that there was disaster Tuesday when the convoy of the Chief of Staff, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari; Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola; and his counterpart in Labour and Employment, Christ Ngige, crashed during the inspection of a bridge in Asaba, Delta State.<br />
Four policemen were feared dead in the accident that occurred Tuesday evening.<br />
The driver was said to have lost control of the vehicle conveying security operatives and crashed into a deep pit.<br />
An eyewitness, John Okorie, said the incident happened when the vehicle conveying the victims was negotiating the bend leading to the construction site of the Second Niger Bridge at the <a href="https://punchng.com/">Asaba.</a><br />
It was gathered that the police vehicle was speeding to meet up with the ministers’ vehicles when it veered off the road and crashed.<br />
Also, a Delta Line driver, who spoke to our correspondent on condition of anonymity, said, “The incident was very fatal.”<br />
“The policeman driver was speeding and while negotiating the bend because of the speed could not control the vehicle. They crashed into a deep pit. I was at the back of the convoy, driving slowly.<br />
“With the help of other people, we rescued four of them but they were badly injured. They were shouting as the vehicle fell on them.”<br />
<strong>Source: Punch Newspaper</strong></p>

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