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Photo of woman killed alongside her husband and three children in Kogi explosion surfaces

by Sodiq Lawal Chocomilo
September 25, 2020
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A photo of a woman whose husband and three children were killed in the Kogi tanker explosion which occurred on Wednesday, September 23 has surfaced online.

WITHIN NIGERIA gathered that majority of the victims of the explosion which occurred around 8:30am in the Felele area of Lokoja along the Lokoja/Abuja Highway were school children and students of the state -owned Polytechnic located a short distance away from the scene.

Reports revealed that the fuel laden tanker belonging to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) suffered brake failure, rammed into five cars, two motorcycles and three tricycles, as it hurtled down the road, killing the occupants before bursting into flames.

It was also learnt that the couple identified as Mr and Mrs Olu Samson reportedly dealed with sewing machines and other tailoring materials at Borehole cantonment in Felele.

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Reports further revealed that Samson wanted to drop off his children at school as had become his daily routine before opening his shop.

The couple were on their way to drop off the kids at school when the incident happened. Confirming the report, one Winsome Rufus took to Facebook to mourn the family.

“Black Wednesday Indeed. Fire Accident At Felele Lokoja. Claim life’s.

RIP To Mr And Mrs Samson And Children (Mummy You Left Just Like That).

An entire Family Was Wipe Off From The Surface Of The Earth.”

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Photo of woman killed alongside her husband and three children in Kogi explosion surfaces

Recall that WITHIN NIGERIA had earlier reported that a yet-to-be identified man from Okene allegedly lost his six children in the explosion.

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