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NRSA probes ‘aboboyaa’ link to Ofankor crash that killed 12
Preliminary information gathered at the scene indicates that the tricycle had reportedly broken down on the road, causing a tipper truck loaded with sand to stop behind it.
The National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) is investigating a possible link between a broken-down tricycle, popularly known as an ‘aboboyaa’, and the chain of collisions that killed 12 people at Ofankor Barrier on the Accra-Nsawam Highway.between the Ofankor Barrier and the John Teye enclave and involved seven vehicles — two tipper trucks, two Sprinter buses, two saloon cars and the tricycle.
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