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FRSC KANO CONFIRMS TWO FATALITIES IN DANGI UNDERPASS CRASH, WARNS DRIVERS AGAINST POOR VEHICLE MAINTENANCE

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FRSC KANO CONFIRMS TWO FATALITIES IN DANGI UNDERPASS CRASH, WARNS DRIVERS AGAINST POOR VEHICLE MAINTENANCE

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Kano Sector Command, has confirmed a fatal road traffic crash involving two vehicles along the Kano-Zaria Road at Dangi Underpass on Tuesday, 20 October 2026.

Preliminary reports indicate that the crash involved a Howo tipper truck with registration number RMG 332 XA, fully loaded with bitumen, and a Mercedes-Benz C180 with registration number ABJ 783 GB. A total of four male adults were involved in the crash, with two persons confirmed dead.

A statement signed by  
Sector Public Education Officer FRSC Kano, Abdullahi Labaran says that the crash was reportedly caused by brake failure in the fully loaded tipper truck, resulting in a loss of control. The truck subsequently slid backwards and collided with the vehicle behind it, leading to the fatal incident.

FRSC rescue personnel and other emergency responders took the victims to Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital for medical attention.

Reacting to the incident, the Kano Sector Commander, Corps Commander Idris Mohammed Lawal, expressed his condolences to the families of the deceased and prayed for the repose of their souls. He also urged the affected families to find the strength to bear the loss.

The Sector Commander warned motorists, transport unions, construction companies, and other fleet operators against neglecting proper vehicle maintenance, particularly the inspection and servicing of critical components such as braking systems and tyres.

He further emphasised the importance of defensive driving, urging motorists to maintain safe following distances, remain alert to changing road conditions, and ensure that their vehicles are roadworthy before every journey.

He stressed that regular vehicle maintenance, responsible driving, and strict compliance with road safety regulations remain essential to preventing avoidable road traffic crashes and saving lives.

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