Students of the Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), Ago Iwoye, have held a protest at the scene of the fatal road accident which claimed the lives of 11 students of the institution.

The students, dressed in black attires, also held prayers for the repose of the souls of their former colleagues killed last week in a ghastly motor accident at the Ilisan area of Ogun State, along the Benin/Ore express road.

Backed by security operatives, they drove down to the scene of the accident in five buses of the institution.

The students were held in unison as they mourned the departed, while Christian and Muslim prayers were offered.

While demanding justice for the lives lost, the President of the Student Union, Adegbesan Adenola, handed down a seven-day ultimatum to the government to bring the ‘killer-driver’ to justice, just as they also demanded immediate investigation to unravel the circumstances surrounding the accident and the alleged culpability of security agencies around the area.

The students, thereafter, proceeded to the private company whose truck was believed to have wrecked the havoc, forced the gate opened and vandalised some of the company’s property, including vehicles

•Sourced from Channels TV. Photo shows the protesting students.