The accident reportedly occurred during the early hours of the day, causing part of the expressway to become blocked. Vehicles heading toward Lagos and Ibadan were forced to slow down, while some motorists remained stuck in long queues for several hours.
Witnesses said the crash involved multiple vehicles, although the exact number had not been confirmed at the time of filing this report. The impact of the accident caused a buildup of traffic that extended for several kilometers.
Officials of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) and other emergency responders arrived at the scene shortly after the incident. They worked to remove damaged vehicles and restore normal movement on the road.
An FRSC official at the scene said efforts were ongoing to clear the affected section of the expressway as quickly as possible. Motorists were also advised to remain patient and cooperate with traffic officers directing vehicles.
Many commuters expressed frustration over the delay, saying they had spent hours on the road. Some travellers heading to work, business meetings, and other appointments said the gridlock disrupted their schedules.
Drivers were encouraged to use alternative routes where possible while clearance operations continued. Authorities also urged motorists to avoid reckless driving, excessive speeding, and dangerous overtaking.
As of the latest update, traffic was gradually easing, although movement remained slow in some parts of the expressway. Officials said normal flow would return once the damaged vehicles were fully removed.
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