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    Scores Dead as FRSC Illegal Checkpoint Causes Fatal Accident along Abuja-Keffi Road

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    By Francis Ekeh

    Scores of innocent travellers are lying dead along Keffi Road as a result of wrong and illegal Road block mounted by personnel of the Federal Road Safety Corps FRSC.

    As at the time of this report, locals have resorted to mob action against the personnel leading to police intervention to forestall any breakdown of law and order firing tear gas.

    The illegal Road block led to multiple accidents as a truck trailer conveying caterpillar crashed into a luxurious bus headed for the East which also crashed other vehicles including a Borno Express véhicle.

    As at the time of this report the FRSC personnel that caused the accident are taking solace at the Keffi Military check point.

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