BBNaija Season 7 winner Phyna is seeking justice for her younger sister after a Dangote Truck ran over her. The accident has left her critically injured just six days after her graduation in Auchi, Edo State.
The driver reportedly failed to stop after the collision but was later apprehended by a lecturer who witnessed the incident and pursued him.
Announcing the incident, Phyna posted on Instagram:
“From all that has happened you decided to rather tell the Nigerian police to remove the plate number on the truck that crushed my sister.
What happened to seeing my sister first?. If that truck and your driver should leave that station!!!. I will be right back. I’m attending to my sister first. Na money you get, you no be God. But my God is bigger. Enough is enough”.
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Kate Henshaw took to social media to express her outrage, revealing that the truck’s license plate had been removed and that the police, despite having the vehicle in custody, were refusing the family and concerned students access.
The victim’s injuries are severe, with one leg already amputated and the other potentially facing the same fate.
Henshaw is calling for justice, urging the authorities to take action and hold those responsible accountable.
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She expressed frustration and disappointment with the handling of the situation, questioning the priorities of the parties involved and emphasising the need for justice to be served.
“This truck in police custody in Auchi has hit a young girl who just graduated 6 days ago.The driver didn’t stop. He was chased down by an eyewitness lecturer who went after him. The license plate has been removed.
Police are refusing the family n students access.
“One leg amputated already & the other one may soon be amputated as well. She is lying critical in hospital. She is the junior sister to @unusualphyna. Whoever owns the truck should own up. Calling on @PoliceNG @BenHundeyin to make sure justice is served,” Henshaw wrote.
