Men's leg cut into two after ghastly accident with a speeding vehicle

Two men had their legs crushed after a ghastly accident in Kaduna state on Thursday (yesterday). The accident involving a motorcycle and a Peugeot vehicle - left the men serious injured with broken legs. The wounded men were later rushed to a hospital after arrival of security operatives. See graphic photos below;




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