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Black Friday: Occupants of bus burnt beyond recognition on Abuja-Lokoja road

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In what has been by sympathizers as black friday on Abuja-Lokoja High, a bus crashed, went up inflame and burnt all the passengers beyond recognition.

Duaglobalnews gathered that the Abuja-Ankpa bound commercial bus somersaulted and caught fire immediately.

The number of causality and cause of accident remained uncertain as at the time of this report.

However,some officers and men of the Police and Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in the state are said to have reached out to the scene with a view to getting details of the unfortunate incident.

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