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Sanitation official reportedly killed by motorist who lost control

Ayodele Johnson
Ayodele Johnson 18:36 - 03 November 2018
A hit-and-run driver is believed to be responsible for the death of a sanitation official captured on the busy Osborne road on the Lagos-Island.
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A sanitation official has reportedly been

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According to a social media post the deceased was knocked down on Saturday, November 3, 2018, while on duty.

ALSO READ: Hit-and-run driver reportedly knocks down policeman alleged to be seeking bribe [Video]

A picture shows a corpse lying on Osborne road in Ikoyi where the incident is believed to have occurred.

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