ONIPANU, LAGOS STATE— Two trainees and a teacher from the Lagos State Design Junior College, Igbonla, Epe, directly escaped a fatal result following a violent two-vehicle collision in the Onipanu location of Lagos.
The mishap, which took place at around 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, prompted a swift response from the Lagos State Emergency Situation Management Agency (LASEMA).
In a declaration launched on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, the Permanent Secretary of LASEMA, Dr. Olufemi Oke-Osanyintolu, verified that the high-speed crash included a Honda Accord and a Suzuki Alto.
The force of the effect triggered among the cars to divert across the mean into the opposite carriageway, leading to substantial structural damage to both cars.
The Suzuki Alto involved in the crash was bring 3 residents: a Basic Innovation instructor recognized as Mr. Joseph, and 2 JSS 2 students, Animashaun Ridwan and Ogunbamowo Michael.
Regardless of the severity of the automobile damage, LASEMA reported that there were no casualties. Emergency responders at the scene stabilized the two trainees after they suffered head and eye discomfort.
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Following the administration of emergency treatment and an initial medical assessment, the young boys were launched to the custody of their moms and dads. The sole occupant of the Honda Accord also got away without lethal injuries.
To avoid secondary mishaps on the hectic expressway, LASEMA officials pulled the mangled Suzuki Alto off the road quickly after the victims were left.
Both cars have actually been turned over to the Nigeria Police Force for more forensic examination into the precise cause of the collision.
Dr. Oke-Osanyintolu used the incident to provide a stern warning to Lagos vehicle drivers concerning the threats of negligent driving. He stressed that sticking to speed limits is not merely a legal requirement but a life-saving requirement.
“LASEMA advises all roadway users to work out severe care and adhere strictly to traffic regulations,” he stated. “Negligent driving and speeding threaten lives and could result in major mishaps.”
The management of Lagos State Design Junior College, Igbonla, has actually revealed relief over the security of their personnel and students, as the school community continues to advocate for much safer transportation measures for commuters in the Epe axis.