The Otedola Bridge catastrophe: Frsc says fire burnt 9 Lives beyond recognition

The Lagos commander of the Federal Road Safety Commission FRSC, Hyginus Omeje, says nine persons were burnt beyong recognition in the petrol tanker explosion that occured at Otedola bridge in Lagos this evening.
He said 54 vehicles were also burnt in the inferno and that efforts to remove the damaged vehicles to open up the road is still ongoing.
 Please Pray for Nigeria it has not Been an easy week. 

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