Dangote Truck Crashes Into Building In Lagos - Photo



Today Dec 15th 2015 , In Lagos Nigeria , This Happened around Abule egba area in Agege, Lagos. The truck came crashing into the building at around 2:00am. Fortunately no life was lost, photo from the accident below.

Source http://www.viviangist.com/tragedy-averted-as-dangote-truck-crashes-into-building-in-lagos-photo

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