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23 die in road accidents in April

According to him, 99 persons were injured during the accidents, while 118 road traffic offenders were booked.

Boboye Olayemi Oyeyemi, Corps Marshall, FRSC.

The Sector Commander of the corps, Mr Umaru Ibrahim, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Osogbo.

Ibrahim said the 23 crashes involved more than 391 persons.

He attributed the incidents to speeding, poor condition of the roads as well as failure by motorists to comply with traffic rules and regulations.

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Ibrahim said, 12 radio programmes and Television programmes were embarked upon to sensitise the public on road usage.

The sector commander called on motorists to comply with road safety rules, adding that the agency was committed to securing lives on the roads.

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