BRT accident scene in Lagos




A vehicle of the Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) scheme was on Friday involved in an accident after it slipped off the Owode-Elede road in Ikorodu.
The cause of the accident of the vehicle, with identification number 405 under the new BRT scheme, remains unknown as at press time.
So too, no injury was reported.

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