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In Ogun State, an accident along the Ikorodu–Sagamu Road has verified the deaths of four well-known gospel ministers: Evangelist Ayodeji David, also known as Kekere Jesu; Evangelist Iyanu Joseph; Opeyemi Adesina; and Monjolajesu Oluwapamilerin.
In a statement released by the Ogun State Command’s Public Information Officer, Florence Okupe, the Federal Road Safety Corps, or FRSC, acknowledged the regrettable occurrence.
When the event happened, the deceased were apparently traveling to a ministry assignment.
The FRSC claims that the event happened when the ministers’ vehicle was involved in a high-impact collision with another vehicle.
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All four of the occupants killed instantly, according to the Corps.
Over 24 people were reportedly killed in the multi-vehicle collision, according to The Nation Newspaper.
Poor visibility and excessive speeding were identified as significant causes in the tragic crash by preliminary investigations.
While the bones of his deceased P.A. were carried to Ado-Ekiti and his deceased fiancée was given to her family for burial, the newspaper said that Kekere Jesu and his senior brother’s wife had been laid to rest.
