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       A Bullion Van On High Speed Kills Two Jamb Candidates Waiting
       For E-pins
   DIR By: marcus
       Date: April 9, 2017, 3:36 pm
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       A bullion van belonging to a commercial bank has killed two
       persons and injured three prospective JAMB candidates waiting
       for their PIN number at a Skye Bank branch in Lafia.
       An eyewitness said the incident occurred at about 3pm on Tuesday
       when the driver of the van said to be on top speed lost control
       of the Toyota Hilux pick-up van and rammed into a commercial
       motorcycle rider conveying a candidate.
       The witness said that the van driver was eating while driving
       when the accident occurred.
       He said, “The vehicle crushed the okada rider, his passenger and
       then knocked down three other persons standing along the road.
       The okada rider died on the spot while the JAMB candidate later
       died the same day at about 6pm at the Dalhatu Araf Specialist
       Hospital where she was rushed to for treatment.”
       One of the victims, who spoke to Northern City News on his
       sickbed, Mr. James Chima, said he was rescued from under the van
       after it knocked him down.
       The police spokesman in the state, DSP Idrisu Kennedy, confirmed
       the incident, but noted that the vehicle involved in the
       accident belonged to a bank and not the police.
       "The driver is an employee of the bank and most of the bullion
       vans are properties of the banks.
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