A reckless police driver behind the wheels of a van attached to the Festac police station has been accused of hitting a woman and her baby, causing brain damage in the nursing mother.
Several sources related to the woman reported that the accident happened on June 23, 2013 as the police driver sped dangerously against the flow of traffic on a one-way lane along the busy Oshodi-Apapa Road, hitting down the unsuspecting woman and her baby.

An eyewitness said the police corporal seemed to act with drunken disregard for other road users. “As he was driving, he was waving his hand and shouting at drivers who were driving the right way to clear out of the road,” the witness said. “He kept driving that way until he eventually knocked down the woman coming out of the bus with her baby.” Family sources said the badly injured woman and her baby were rushed to the emergency ward at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH). Doctors reportedly discovered that she had sustained a pelvic fracture, facial bruises, and brain injury. The baby, Ammarah Anjolaiya, also suffered deep facial cuts and a broken jaw.

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OMG! This is barbaric, check out the damage done to the unfortunate/innocent toddler. WHY ALWAYS NPF? May God help that toddler, Smh!.

Oh mine, imagine the pain the poor child would be going thru. Feeding would be a challenge for him/her now. May God heal her fast. Amen.

So touching,God have mercy on the little baby and mother.

I sha hope the animal in black is lynched

Dear Lord! This is so painful to read!

The policeman should be forced to pay for their hospital bills, in addition to being convicted of drinking under the influence, and careless driving with the intent to harm.

Oh my goodness. Poor child. She'll be in such pain without even understanding the cause . Its only here you'll see the police breaking the very rules they are paid to uphold. Now is the time for the poor lady's family to lawyer up. The NPF is not only gonna pay the hospital bills, but also damages they must not be allowed to go scot free

^^ But na Naija. The country where lawlessness reigns supreme

You're ryt . They'll need a police report for a court case. I trust the police will fully support their lawless colleagues in this case. Poor family

So what has become of the police driver??

Not just DUI but reckless endangerment .......they need to pay proper compensation......do they think its only hospital bills that they will pay?

It's a shame Nigeria is not a country, if it were, policemen won't get away with these things

What a shame, what a pity.......... I ve had it with this hell hole