TRACE Public Relations Officer, Mr Akinbiyi Babatunde, who confirmed this to the News Agency of Nigeria in Ota, Ogun, said that the incident happened at about 6.25am.
Babatunde said the tanker was trying to avoid a vehicle that drove against the traffic when it rammed into three other vehicles thereby resulting in the death of two persons while six others sustained injuries out of the nine people involved in the accident.
“The corpses of the two victims have been deposited at the mortuary at General Hospital, Lagos, while the injured were also taken to the intensive unit of the same hospital,” he said.
He explained that the four vehicles involved in the accident were a Mack tanker with registration number, APP-49 XS, a BMW saloon with registration number EPE-864 CN, GA Mitsubishi Canter bus with registration number KRD-935 XD, and a Toyota Carina with registration number GGE-883 AT.
Babatunde, however, advised motorists to desist from driving against traffic to avoid accident.
He also said that TRACE, the Federal Road Safety Corps and Lagos State Traffic Management Authority were on ground to ease the free flow of traffic on the road.
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