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Graphic Photos From the Bloody Accident That Occurred in Kubwa, Abuja

Posted by Lolade on Mon 03rd Aug, 2015 - tori.ng

See photos of the tragic incident that occurred at NNPC junction Second gate Kubwa, Abuja, this morning.

There was a fatal accident around 8:30am this morning at NNPC junction, Second gate Kubwa. Abuja.

A trailer carrying gravel and on top speed ran into 2 men crushing them to death this morning.

According to eye witnesses, the driver of the trailer was trying to avoid another bus at the junction when he lost control and ran into people standing nearby.

The men killed were a vendor selling newspaper and a taxi driver calling passengers.

See the photos below (Viewers discretion advised)

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