- A commissioner in the government of Akinwunmi Ambode survives a car accident on his way from his farm
- Kehinde Bamigbetan says his driver dozed off while the car was in motion making it hit an armoured personnel carrier
- Though he sustained injuries, the commissioner thanks God for spearing their lives
The commissioner for information in Lagos state, Kehinde Bamigbtan, narrowly escaped death on Sunday, May 12, following an accident that destroyed his car. His driver survived the incident too.
Bamigbetan, a former local government chairman appointed by Governor Akinwunmi Ambode into his cabinet, however, sustained injuries.
Narrating how the accident occurred, Bamigbetan said he was returning from his farm when the driver ran into an armoured personnel carrier.
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Commissioner Bamigbetan said his driver dozed off while the car was in motion. Credit: Kehinde Bamigbtan
Source: Facebook
He said the impact of the accident flung him from the back seat to the windscreen.
According to Bamigbetan, the accident occurred because the driver of his car dozed off while the vehicle was in motion.
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Thanking God, the commissioner said: “His mercy endures forever. The driver drove into an armoured carrier on our way from the farm.
Bamigbtan says he and his driver survived the accident. Credit: Bamigbetan
Source: Facebook
“I was taking a nap in the rear seat. The impact flung me at the windscreen. He dozed off on speed. But our Creator was in charge.
“He saved us from the calamity. To God be the glory.”
Legit.ng earlier reported how a movie director and a cinematographer popularly known as Mr Henry died recently motor accident while returning home from club.
Henry, who was an elder brother to another Nollywood practitioner called Image, was into film production.
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