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Unbelievable! 11 Persons Dies Daily On Nigeria Road Accident Between July And September 2017 Says National Bureau Of Statistics.

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It has been revealed that no less than eleven persons died every day in Nigerian road accidents between July and September. The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, has revealed that no fewer than 1,070 Nigerians died in road accidents in the third quarter. This indicates that in the 92 days that make up the third quarter, July 1 to September 30, an average 11 people died from road accidents daily. The NBS Road Transport Data for Third Quarter, 2017 posted on its website on Wednesday showed that majority of the victims were adults. According to Premium Times, the report stated that 981 of the 1,070 Nigerians that died, representing 91.7 per cent of the figure, were adults while the remaining 89 Nigerians, representing 8.3 per cent of the figure were children. The breakdown of the figure showed that 815 of the number were males, representing 76.2 per cent while 255 were females, representing 23.8 per cent. According to the report, 2,478 road accidents occurred in the third qu

Indepth Newss Headline News In Nigeria 6th December 2017.

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