A fuel tanker collision in Nigeria resulted in an explosion that killed 48 people and burned at least 50 cattle alive in the Agaie area of Niger state. Abdullahi Baba-Arab, director-general of the Niger State Emergency Management Agency, confirmed the tragic incident, with search and rescue efforts ongoing at the accident site. The collision involved the fuel tanker and another truck, causing significant loss of life and damage in the north-central region of the country.
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