Sorrow as 2 Sisters Die in Grisly Boda Boda Accident
Witnesses, who described the accident as horrifying, reported that the child of a prominent Limbe-based businessman and football entrepreneur drove the vehicle which hit the motorcycle.
However, as of press time, the police had yet to release official details regarding the accident or the driver's identity.
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Netizens expressed sorrow following the deaths, with many sending messages of condolences to the bereaved family.
Enongene King:
"It's bad. This is hard to bear—two young girls from the same family. It’s a tragedy. My condolences to the family and friends."
Enizion Branivel:
"Oh my God! The rate at which young people are dying nowadays leaves me wondering what the future will look like. RIP, beauties. May God console their family."
Etame Grace:
"All of this feels like a dream to me. Seeing my coursemate lying hopelessly, you were going into your final year, and then this happened. It’s so sad, after all the sacrifices and school stress, up and down. Chaii, Sandra, I can’t believe this. May God accept your soul and that of your sister, and comfort the entire family."
Marcel Dagreat:
"I would advise the local community in that area to install speed bumps, because the government will never do that. The speed at which drivers travel on that road is alarming."
Kimberly Brook:
"The person responsible is well known. Last night, after partying in a nightclub in Limbe, he drove home completely drunk. He crashed into the motorcycle, killing all three passengers, including the two young women and the 20-year-old rider. The matter is being covered up in Limbe since the drunk driver is the son of a billionaire."
In other news, reported that a family in Ngusero, Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, was thrown into mourning after four of its members died in a road accident.
The four, along with six of their neighbours, were travelling to a wedding in Moshi when the minibus they were in collided head-on with another bus before bursting into flames.
The grisly crash claimed the lives of 38 people in total and left 29 others nursing injuries.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
