Two persons, a man and a woman, were killed after a motorcycle rammed into a Dongfeng pickup vehicle at Koto Ajala, inbound Owode, in Obafemi Owode Local Government Area of Ogun State on Monday.The Spokesperson for the Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency, Babatunde Akinbiyi, confirmed this in a statement on Tuesday morning.According to Akinbiyi, the accident was attributed to excessive speed and loss of control by the motorcyclist.He noted that an eyewitness said the motorcycle rider lost control while descending Koto Ajala outbound Owode and rammed into the oncoming Dongfeng pickup.He added that the two occupants of the motorcycle died in the crash.He stated, “The motorcycle, with registration number FFF 689 HA, collided with the Dongfeng pickup bearing registration number GGE 200 KP.Related NewsNEMA assesses Sokoto storm, flood damage after four killed$2.63m laundering: Court grants Miyetti Allah president N2bn bailLASG pays N3bn compensation to 331 road project victims“The crash claimed the lives of the two occupants of the motorcycle, while no other injuries were recorded.“FRSC officials evacuated the bodies to the Fakoya Hospital Morgue in Sagamu.”Akinbiyi noted that the damaged motorcycle and the pickup were taken to the police station within the area for further investigation.“Traffic was partially affected immediately after the crash but normalcy has since been restored on the route following traffic management by TRACE and FRSC officials,” he concluded.PUNCH Online reported on July 9 that a fatal road crash at Ogere Junction along the Ijebu Ode-Benin Expressway claimed two lives while two others escaped unhurt.The accident had occurred in the early hours of the day and involved a white Mack truck with registration number ABC660XC and an orange Peugeot J5 bus with an unknown registration number. The Spokesperson for the Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency, Babatunde Akinbiyi, confirmed this in a statement on Tuesday morning.According to Akinbiyi, the accident was attributed to excessive speed and loss of control by the motorcyclist.He noted that an eyewitness said the motorcycle rider lost control while descending Koto Ajala outbound Owode and rammed into the oncoming Dongfeng pickup.He added that the two occupants of the motorcycle died in the crash.He stated, “The motorcycle, with registration number FFF 689 HA, collided with the Dongfeng pickup bearing registration number GGE 200 KP.Related NewsNEMA assesses Sokoto storm, flood damage after four killed$2.63m laundering: Court grants Miyetti Allah president N2bn bailLASG pays N3bn compensation to 331 road project victims“The crash claimed the lives of the two occupants of the motorcycle, while no other injuries were recorded.“FRSC officials evacuated the bodies to the Fakoya Hospital Morgue in Sagamu.”Akinbiyi noted that the damaged motorcycle and the pickup were taken to the police station within the area for further investigation.“Traffic was partially affected immediately after the crash but normalcy has since been restored on the route following traffic management by TRACE and FRSC officials,” he concluded.PUNCH Online reported on July 9 that a fatal road crash at Ogere Junction along the Ijebu Ode-Benin Expressway claimed two lives while two others escaped unhurt.The accident had occurred in the early hours of the day and involved a white Mack truck with registration number ABC660XC and an orange Peugeot J5 bus with an unknown registration number. According to Akinbiyi, the accident was attributed to excessive speed and loss of control by the motorcyclist.He noted that an eyewitness said the motorcycle rider lost control while descending Koto Ajala outbound Owode and rammed into the oncoming Dongfeng pickup.He added that the two occupants of the motorcycle died in the crash.He stated, “The motorcycle, with registration number FFF 689 HA, collided with the Dongfeng pickup bearing registration number GGE 200 KP.Related NewsNEMA assesses Sokoto storm, flood damage after four killed$2.63m laundering: Court grants Miyetti Allah president N2bn bailLASG pays N3bn compensation to 331 road project victims“The crash claimed the lives of the two occupants of the motorcycle, while no other injuries were recorded.“FRSC officials evacuated the bodies to the Fakoya Hospital Morgue in Sagamu.”Akinbiyi noted that the damaged motorcycle and the pickup were taken to the police station within the area for further investigation.“Traffic was partially affected immediately after the crash but normalcy has since been restored on the route following traffic management by TRACE and FRSC officials,” he concluded.PUNCH Online reported on July 9 that a fatal road crash at Ogere Junction along the Ijebu Ode-Benin Expressway claimed two lives while two others escaped unhurt.The accident had occurred in the early hours of the day and involved a white Mack truck with registration number ABC660XC and an orange Peugeot J5 bus with an unknown registration number. He noted that an eyewitness said the motorcycle rider lost control while descending Koto Ajala outbound Owode and rammed into the oncoming Dongfeng pickup.He added that the two occupants of the motorcycle died in the crash.He stated, “The motorcycle, with registration number FFF 689 HA, collided with the Dongfeng pickup bearing registration number GGE 200 KP.Related NewsNEMA assesses Sokoto storm, flood damage after four killed$2.63m laundering: Court grants Miyetti Allah president N2bn bailLASG pays N3bn compensation to 331 road project victims“The crash claimed the lives of the two occupants of the motorcycle, while no other injuries were recorded.“FRSC officials evacuated the bodies to the Fakoya Hospital Morgue in Sagamu.”Akinbiyi noted that the damaged motorcycle and the pickup were taken to the police station within the area for further investigation.“Traffic was partially affected immediately after the crash but normalcy has since been restored on the route following traffic management by TRACE and FRSC officials,” he concluded.PUNCH Online reported on July 9 that a fatal road crash at Ogere Junction along the Ijebu Ode-Benin Expressway claimed two lives while two others escaped unhurt.The accident had occurred in the early hours of the day and involved a white Mack truck with registration number ABC660XC and an orange Peugeot J5 bus with an unknown registration number. He added that the two occupants of the motorcycle died in the crash.He stated, “The motorcycle, with registration number FFF 689 HA, collided with the Dongfeng pickup bearing registration number GGE 200 KP.Related NewsNEMA assesses Sokoto storm, flood damage after four killed$2.63m laundering: Court grants Miyetti Allah president N2bn bailLASG pays N3bn compensation to 331 road project victims“The crash claimed the lives of the two occupants of the motorcycle, while no other injuries were recorded.“FRSC officials evacuated the bodies to the Fakoya Hospital Morgue in Sagamu.”Akinbiyi noted that the damaged motorcycle and the pickup were taken to the police station within the area for further investigation.“Traffic was partially affected immediately after the crash but normalcy has since been restored on the route following traffic management by TRACE and FRSC officials,” he concluded.PUNCH Online reported on July 9 that a fatal road crash at Ogere Junction along the Ijebu Ode-Benin Expressway claimed two lives while two others escaped unhurt.The accident had occurred in the early hours of the day and involved a white Mack truck with registration number ABC660XC and an orange Peugeot J5 bus with an unknown registration number. He stated, “The motorcycle, with registration number FFF 689 HA, collided with the Dongfeng pickup bearing registration number GGE 200 KP.Related NewsNEMA assesses Sokoto storm, flood damage after four killed$2.63m laundering: Court grants Miyetti Allah president N2bn bailLASG pays N3bn compensation to 331 road project victims“The crash claimed the lives of the two occupants of the motorcycle, while no other injuries were recorded.“FRSC officials evacuated the bodies to the Fakoya Hospital Morgue in Sagamu.”Akinbiyi noted that the damaged motorcycle and the pickup were taken to the police station within the area for further investigation.“Traffic was partially affected immediately after the crash but normalcy has since been restored on the route following traffic management by TRACE and FRSC officials,” he concluded.PUNCH Online reported on July 9 that a fatal road crash at Ogere Junction along the Ijebu Ode-Benin Expressway claimed two lives while two others escaped unhurt.The accident had occurred in the early hours of the day and involved a white Mack truck with registration number ABC660XC and an orange Peugeot J5 bus with an unknown registration number. “The crash claimed the lives of the two occupants of the motorcycle, while no other injuries were recorded.“FRSC officials evacuated the bodies to the Fakoya Hospital Morgue in Sagamu.”Akinbiyi noted that the damaged motorcycle and the pickup were taken to the police station within the area for further investigation.“Traffic was partially affected immediately after the crash but normalcy has since been restored on the route following traffic management by TRACE and FRSC officials,” he concluded.PUNCH Online reported on July 9 that a fatal road crash at Ogere Junction along the Ijebu Ode-Benin Expressway claimed two lives while two others escaped unhurt.The accident had occurred in the early hours of the day and involved a white Mack truck with registration number ABC660XC and an orange Peugeot J5 bus with an unknown registration number. “FRSC officials evacuated the bodies to the Fakoya Hospital Morgue in Sagamu.”Akinbiyi noted that the damaged motorcycle and the pickup were taken to the police station within the area for further investigation.“Traffic was partially affected immediately after the crash but normalcy has since been restored on the route following traffic management by TRACE and FRSC officials,” he concluded.PUNCH Online reported on July 9 that a fatal road crash at Ogere Junction along the Ijebu Ode-Benin Expressway claimed two lives while two others escaped unhurt.The accident had occurred in the early hours of the day and involved a white Mack truck with registration number ABC660XC and an orange Peugeot J5 bus with an unknown registration number. Akinbiyi noted that the damaged motorcycle and the pickup were taken to the police station within the area for further investigation.“Traffic was partially affected immediately after the crash but normalcy has since been restored on the route following traffic management by TRACE and FRSC officials,” he concluded.PUNCH Online reported on July 9 that a fatal road crash at Ogere Junction along the Ijebu Ode-Benin Expressway claimed two lives while two others escaped unhurt.The accident had occurred in the early hours of the day and involved a white Mack truck with registration number ABC660XC and an orange Peugeot J5 bus with an unknown registration number. “Traffic was partially affected immediately after the crash but normalcy has since been restored on the route following traffic management by TRACE and FRSC officials,” he concluded.PUNCH Online reported on July 9 that a fatal road crash at Ogere Junction along the Ijebu Ode-Benin Expressway claimed two lives while two others escaped unhurt.The accident had occurred in the early hours of the day and involved a white Mack truck with registration number ABC660XC and an orange Peugeot J5 bus with an unknown registration number. PUNCH Online reported on July 9 that a fatal road crash at Ogere Junction along the Ijebu Ode-Benin Expressway claimed two lives while two others escaped unhurt.The accident had occurred in the early hours of the day and involved a white Mack truck with registration number ABC660XC and an orange Peugeot J5 bus with an unknown registration number. The accident had occurred in the early hours of the day and involved a white Mack truck with registration number ABC660XC and an orange Peugeot J5 bus with an unknown registration number.