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Road accident kill more than cancer.

               

Statistics of road accident released by NBS is staggering. 

The statistics revealed that close to 2598 Nigerians lost their lives in road accidents within the spate  of six months.

This is huge and it buttress the fact that life expectancy in Nigeria is very low. 

Some of these accidents are caused by bad roads , government budget billion of dollars every year for road rehabilitation, yet our road is bad. 

FRSC have the mandate to check recklessness on our road, motorist who break traffic rule always bribe their way out. 

Road carnage would be reduced if we are ready to do the needful, some of these accidents are man made. 

It is obvious road accident kill more than any deadly disease like cancer in Nigeria. 

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