Tragedy was averted Wednesday morning in Lagos after a vehicle caught fire on Third Mainland Bridge.
Lagosians took to social media to raise alarm over the accident which left hundreds of commuters stranded due to traffic.
The vehicle kept burning until emergency services arrived on the scene to douse the blaze.
Tragedy was averted Wednesday morning in Lagos after a vehicle caught fire on Third Mainland Bridge.
Lagosians took to social media to raise alarm over the accident which left hundreds of commuters stranded due to traffic.
The vehicle kept burning until emergency services arrived on the scene to douse the blaze.
Tragedy was averted Wednesday morning in Lagos after a vehicle caught fire on Third Mainland Bridge.
Lagosians took to social media to raise alarm over the accident which left hundreds of commuters stranded due to traffic.
The vehicle kept burning until emergency services arrived on the scene to douse the blaze.
Tragedy was averted Wednesday morning in Lagos after a vehicle caught fire on Third Mainland Bridge.
Lagosians took to social media to raise alarm over the accident which left hundreds of commuters stranded due to traffic.
The vehicle kept burning until emergency services arrived on the scene to douse the blaze.
Tragedy was averted Wednesday morning in Lagos after a vehicle caught fire on Third Mainland Bridge.
Lagosians took to social media to raise alarm over the accident which left hundreds of commuters stranded due to traffic.
The vehicle kept burning until emergency services arrived on the scene to douse the blaze.
Tragedy was averted Wednesday morning in Lagos after a vehicle caught fire on Third Mainland Bridge.
Lagosians took to social media to raise alarm over the accident which left hundreds of commuters stranded due to traffic.
The vehicle kept burning until emergency services arrived on the scene to douse the blaze.
Tragedy was averted Wednesday morning in Lagos after a vehicle caught fire on Third Mainland Bridge.
Lagosians took to social media to raise alarm over the accident which left hundreds of commuters stranded due to traffic.
The vehicle kept burning until emergency services arrived on the scene to douse the blaze.
Tragedy was averted Wednesday morning in Lagos after a vehicle caught fire on Third Mainland Bridge.
Lagosians took to social media to raise alarm over the accident which left hundreds of commuters stranded due to traffic.
The vehicle kept burning until emergency services arrived on the scene to douse the blaze.
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