Index to Nigerian Newspapers

Yesterday, 19 people lost their lives in a fatal traffic mishap in Bagauda village, close to the Nigerian Law School's Kano campus, while 26 other people were injured, adult females, elderly men, an infant, and his mother were among those killed in the collision. 45 passengers from two commercial buses with the registration numbers KBT 152 XA and NSR 275 ZX collided and caught fire in the mishap. zubairu Mato, the FRSC's Kano Sector Commander, provided journalists with confirmation of the event. Mato attributed the collision to speeding recklessly and going too fastAccording to him, out of the 45 passengers, 14 adult males, four adult females, and one male child perished in the crash, while 26 others suffered severe injuries. Based on the industry

The Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB) Nigeria has launched a probe into a Bell 429 helicopter crash that occurred at Bauchi Airport. The helicopter, owned and operated by the Nigeria Police Force (NPF), crashed Wednesday night with its six occupants severely injured. The aircraft was involved in a controlled safe landing at the Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa International Airport, Bauchi, and none of the occupants sustained any injury. The AIB is seeking any video clips, evidence, or information on the accident that could assist the investigation. Meanwhile, hazy weather disrupted flight schedules at Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport in Kano, leading to the early airlift of passengers on Azman Air, Max Air and a few chartered flights.