KASTLEA denies reports of three girls’ deaths in Kaduna road accident
The Kaduna State Traffic Laws Enforcement Agency (KASTLEA) has denied reports circulating on social media that three girls died in a road accident involving one of its marshals along Ali Akilu Road in the Kaduna metropolis. The incident reportedly occurred on the popular Ali Akilu Road while KASTLEA marshals were conducting stop-and-search operations as part […] KASTLEA denies reports of three…
KASTLEA, the Kaduna State Traffic Laws Enforcement Agency, has refuted social media reports alleging that three girls were killed in a road accident on Ali Akilu Road. The incident transpired during a stop-and-search operation by KASTLEA marshals enforcing traffic laws. According to the agency, a commercial bus driver tried to evade a stopped vehicle, leading to the bus overturning and injuring several young girls who were selling roasted corn.
However, KASTLEA vehemently denied claims that three girls had died in the accident, stating that no fatalities occurred and the bus driver did not sustain leg fractures. KASTLEA's CEO, Carla Abdulmalik, cautioned against the dissemination of unverified information on social media.
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