A bus associated with the City Boy Movement has been involved in a serious road accident along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, with concerns raised over the reported absence of immediate emergency ambulance services for the victims.

The accident occurred along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway near Ibadan, Oyo State, involving a bus branded with the City Boy Movement logo.

The crash reportedly left some occupants injured, while efforts were made by passersby and other road users to assist those trapped or affected by the accident.

The exact number of casualties remained unclear at the time of filing this report, as there was yet to be an official statement confirming the number of people killed or injured.

There were also reports that no emergency ambulance arrived promptly at the scene to evacuate victims to a hospital, leaving members of the public to assist those affected.

The reported delay in emergency medical intervention has raised fresh concerns about the effectiveness of emergency response services along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, one of Nigeria’s busiest and most heavily travelled highways.

The incident has also attracted attention because the vehicle was reportedly being used in connection with the City Boy Movement, a political support group associated with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

The movement has been involved in political mobilisation activities across the country, with branded buses and other campaign-related logistics reportedly deployed in different locations.

The circumstances surrounding the crash, including the cause of the accident, the identities of those involved and the confirmed casualty figures, were not immediately clear.

Authorities and relevant emergency agencies are expected to provide further details as investigations into the incident continue.