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Teenage Driver Crushes 3-Year Old Girl To Death

It was shock and sadness recently when a teenage motorist, Chinyere Wagbaranta, in company with her brother, Chisom, and a police corporal attached to Police Mobile Force 22, Felix Adebayo, in a Mercedes Benz Sports Utility Vehicle, drove into the compound carelessly and hit a little girl.

The victim, three-years-old Ikeoluwa Olaniyi, had been playing with other children in her grandfather's compound in Ire-Akari Estate, Isolo.

According to her grandfather, On the day of the incident, I came in and saw her eating yam just outside the main door and told her to go inside. A few minutes later, I wanted to go to my friend who lives a few houses away from mine and Ikeoluwa attempted to follow me but she met some of her friends playing in the compound so she joined them.

“A few minutes later, I heard a loud scream that Ikeoluwa had been crushed by a vehicle in the compound. I ran to the scene and observed that the side of her head had been crushed. I saw the vehicle that hit her but the occupants had fled. I carried my granddaughter to Good Health Hospital, where she was declared dead.”

The matter is currently being investigated by the police.


A sad, sad loss...so sad!

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