The FRSC Sector Commander in the state, Mr. Godwin Ngeuku, made the confirmation to newsmen on Friday in Katsina.
The sector commander said that the driver suddenly lost control of the vehicle while speeding, thereby skidded off the road, somersaulted and killed some passengers instantly.
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