The spokesman for the command, Bright Edafe, stated this in a statement on Tuesday in Warri.
Mr Ogungbemide said the recovery was a reaffirmation of FRSC’s commitment to national security and public service.
He commended the officers and men of the Anambra command for the successful operation.
She noted that eight people, comprising six men, one woman and a female child, were involved in the accident.
FRSC said the accident involved a Man-Diesel truck and one Toyota Sienna marked FFN-310 PU.
The accident claimed the lives of a father, mother and their three children when their Toyota Sienna rammed into a parked truck.
Mr Edafe said the suspects were nabbed on Thursday by the police operatives attached to Ekpan Police Division in the Uvwie council area.
He stated that the Nissan car, marked LSR 377 BL, had a tyre burst due to the high speed, which led to the loss of control.
The traditional ruler said he has been “sleeping in my Toyota Sienna for two weeks since the flood ravaged the palace.”
The FRSC said the accident occured at about 3:22 p.m. and was caused by speeding and loss of control by the driver of a Toyota Sienna.
