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Truck crushes pregnant woman to death in Ogun, child hospitalised
A pregnant woman was crushed to death in an accident in the Magboro area of Ogun state. The state FRSC command has confirmed the unfortunate incident.
How road accidents claimed 4,387 lives in 6 months, FRSC gives insight
A total of 4,387 people died in road crashes in the first six months of 2023, an official of the Federal Road Safety Corps disclosed on Sunday, August 13, 2023.
Proof of Ownership: FG to generate N12bn from 12 million vehicles in Nigeria
The FG's imposition of a N1,000 annual charge for a Proof of Ownership Certificate on all vehicles in the country will generate about N12 billion in revenue.
Tragic scenes as 6 die, 14 injured in fatal Oyo auto crash
Six persons on Saturday, June 17, were confirmed dead, while many were injured when a white 18-seater bus had a fatal accident on the Ibadan-Oyo Expressway.
7 burnt to death, 18 injured in Lagos-Ibadan expressway crash
No fewer than seven persons were burnt to death while 18 others sustained various degrees of injury in an accident along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway on Thursday.
List of mandatory documents, items FRSC checks in your vehicle
The Federal Road Safety Commission is mandated by law to check all vehicles plying some routes in Nigeria to see if they have some documents and items with them
Year in Review: Most tragic accidents and events of 2022
The Abuja-Kaduna passenger train attack on March 28, and the killing of Deborah Samuel and other tragic events in 2022. Legit.ng highlighted in this article.
Tragedy strikes as famous Calabar carnival turns bloody, many feared dead
Seven people have been killed and 29 others injured when a Toyota Camry crashed into a crowd of onlookers at the ongoing Calabar Carnival in Cross River state.
"Beware of fraudsters, we’re not recruiting", FRSC warns job seekers
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) says it is not engaged in recruiting or replacing of staff, Mr Bisi Kazeem, Corps’ Public Education Officer, said on Friday
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