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BLACK SUNDAY! 5 Die In Iseyin Accident

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November 15, 2020
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About five persons, on Saturday, November 14, lost their lives in an auto accident that occurred at Community Grammar School Junction in Iseyin Town.

Reporters At Large  gathered that the driver of a Toyota Sienna vehicle lost control of the vehicle while travelling along the route.

It was further gathered that the driver was among those who died in the accident.

An eyewitness who did not want his name mentioned, said the driver of the vehicle sustained high degrees of injuries and was rushed to the nearest hospital alongside the corpses of the four passengers, but died on Sunday morning.

The five deceased individuals, according to the eyewitness, were close relatives from Jagun compound, Ilado, in Iseyin, and were said to be coming from a burial party that held at Ado-Awaye.

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Two of the dead passengers who were females had been buried at their family compound at Jagun compound in Iseyin, on Sunday morning.

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