Lagos-Ibadan Expressway emerges Nigeria’s deadliest highway

With 73 deaths recorded in three months and 645 in 27 months, the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway has become the most dangerous road to drive on in Nigeria, despite its relatively good condition.

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