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Two people have been confirmed dead and three were seriously injured in a fatal accident at Nteje-Oyi Bridge, Nteje-Otuocha, Oyi Local Government Area of Anambra State.
The road crash, which happened on Sunday around 1.30 pm involved a private Volkswagen/Golf with registration number, AGU970JT, a commercial Daihatsu shuttle bus, with registration number, NSH521YJ and a commercial motorcycle with no registration number.
An eyewitness said the crash happened as a result of high speed and wrongful overtaking by the motorcycle rider.
Confirming the incident, the Acting Sector Public Education Officer for FRSC Sector Commander, Anambra State, RC Margaret B Onabe, said 11 people were involved in the crash.
According to her, the victims comprised eight male adults and three female adults.
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