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Dummies Stand for Human Beings in a Ghastly Motor Accident

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It was a wonderful manifestation of God Almighty yesterday as dummies took the hit for human beings in a shop as a BMW saloon car lost control and ran into the shop. 

This happened at shop at JK Junction, Agbowo, U.I, Ibadan at exactly 6:50 pm.


Yours sincerely, the publisher of Trending Issues Today was an eyewitness. The ill-fated car was avoiding a Nissan saloon car that was crossing the road at the junction when it lost control and ran into a nearby shop.

Traffic warders were absent at that time.

The driver of the Nissan saloon car saw what he caused and sped off. Infuriated youths around chased him with motorcycles and caught the bolting driver and began to beat him.

They dragged him to the scene of the environment while he continued shouting to the assailants:
"I was not running."


The case however took another dimension when they got at the scene of the accident and found that dummies rather than human bodies were lying on the ground.


It was a mixed feeling to the owner of the BMW as she went on her phone calling her relatives with tearful eyes, expressing the Lord's miracle.

When Trending Issues Today approached her for comments, the only statement she could muster was:

"I thank God as nobody was injured."
The case was later handed over to the police by the owner of the shop.


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