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Tragedy Strikes : Man Dies in Fatal Accident

A devastating accident on Aker Road, Iwofe, in Port Harcourt, claimed a life on Sunday evening, 25th May, 2025. According to eyewitnesses, the incident was likely caused by indiscriminately parked tankers in the area, which have become a recurring safety hazard.

Popular Port Harcourt singer Gthree Mayami confirmed the incident in a heartfelt public statement, identifying the deceased as his friend. Mayami expressed his grief and frustration, noting that the accident could have been prevented if authorities had addressed the issue of tanker congestion in the area. He called on the government to take urgent action to prevent further tragedies.

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Mayami highlighted the hazardous conditions on Aker Road, citing the lack of streetlights, broken roads, and poor visibility at night. He urged the government to prioritize road safety and take concrete steps to address the issue.

Residents have repeatedly raised concerns about the safety risks posed by tankers parked along the road, but their pleas have seemingly fallen on deaf ears. The community is now demanding action to prevent further loss of life.

Mayami’s emotional appeal to the government and authorities emphasizes the need for change. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of prioritizing road safety and taking proactive measures to prevent such tragedies.

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