Breaking: Yet Another Fuel Tanker Falls Off in Ado-Ekiti

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A 33, 000 liters fuel tanker just fell off at Irona street in Ado-Ekiti, the state Capital. The tanker was to deliver fuel to NIPCO filling Station also in Irona.

Men of the water corporation are already on ground to prevent the fuel that was already spreading on the ground from further splitting and catch fire.

More details soon.

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