19 people were involved. Four women died. Nine others, including three children, were injured. m. The accident involved four vehicles: a Toyota Hiace (HAL676YG), a Shuttle (UKP274YA), a trailer, and an unregistered Toyota Hilux.

 According to the Federal Road Safety Corps, excessive speed and loss of control were the likely causes. FRSC officials from the Nanka outpost rescued the victims. Of the 19 people involved, six were male adults, ten female adults, and three male children. Nine people, including two men, four women, and three boys, sustained injuries. The four deceased were women. The injured were taken to St. Joseph Hospital, Adazi, while the bodies were deposited in the morgue. Speed-related crashes like this are not unusual in Nigeria, especially on roads with hills and narrow bridges. One thing to be learned is to slow down. What should have been a safe return from a burial ended in another burial. Four families are now planning funerals instead of healing from one.