Niger State Government Denies Governor's Convoy Involvement

The Niger State government has refuted media claims that the convoy of Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago was involved in a fatal auto crash that claimed five lives. The accident occurred at Gidan Magoro on the Minna–Bida Road.
Hon. Obed Nuhu Nana, the state commissioner for Information and Orientation, expressed sadness over the incident but clarified that the vehicles involved were not part of the governor's convoy. He stated that the driver was a Government House staff member returning from a trip with other staff members, who are currently receiving medical treatment.
Preliminary information suggested that the driver acted recklessly, leading to the tragic event. The government expressed regret over the loss of lives and emphasized the importance of road safety.
It urged media organizations and the public to verify information before linking incidents to the governor or the government. The government remains committed to the welfare and safety of residents and called for responsible driving practices.
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