Ghastly accident in Enugu this afternoon!

The accident between a tanker and a car occurred at Akwata road, Coal camp in Enugu around 3pm today. A source EXCLUSIVELY told OJ's Blog that two school children died on the spot. Sad!



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OJPals, please share your thoughts and prayers below!

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