Oluwaseun Faleye, managing director of NSITF, disclosed this during his presentation at the 69th annual general meeting of the Federation of Construction Industry on Wednesday.
“Not that accidents will not happen, but we are pushing for zero fatality,’’
Mr Suberu stressed the need to educate drivers and passengers on dangers of overloading and speeding.
TRACE said 18 people lost their lives and 57 got injured in road accidents last November.
According to the Kenyan Red Cross, 32 individuals were hospitalised and blood donations were requested.
Mr Abdullahi said the injured victims were taken to Murtala Mohammed General Hospital, Kano.
At least one person has been killed after a passenger train derailed in the Netherlands early on Tuesday.
He said it took the corps barely 15 minutes to clear the site at the crash scene.
More personnel and operational vehicles have been put in place to combat envisioned traffic gridlocks arising from political activities.
Senegal’s president, Macky Sall, has declared three days national mourning period to empathise with the bereaved.
