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Man driving under influence of drugs kills two soldiers in Delta

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Two soldiers attached to the 63 Brigade of the Nigerian Army have lost their lives in a road accident in Oshimili South Local Government Area of Delta State.

It was gathered that the driver involved in the crash is currently under investigation after reportedly testing positive for hard drugs.

A post shared on X by security analyst Zagazola Makama said that military sources disclosed that the incident occurred on May 30 along 74 Road in Oshimili South, prompting an immediate response from troops following reports of the accident.

Earlier findings revealed that the two soldiers were travelling on a motorcycle when they were hit by a vehicle.

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The victims were swiftly evacuated to the 63 Brigade Medical Centre for urgent medical attention. However, medical personnel confirmed them dead on arrival.

Following the incident, security operatives arrested the driver of the vehicle involved in the crash.

“Sources said the suspect was subjected to drug screening and reportedly tested positive for cannabis and cocaine,” Makama said.  

The driver has since been handed over to the 63 Provost Company for further investigation and necessary action.

Furthermore, the bodies of the deceased soldiers have been deposited at the morgue of the Asaba Specialist Hospital pending further arrangements.

“Authorities have commenced investigations to determine the circumstances surrounding the accident,” Makama added.  

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