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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 81125, member: 636"]
Boxer Anthony Joshua is the latest celeb to cheat death on a Nigerian road. The heavyweight champion survived a crash on the Lagos Ibadan Expressway near Makun in Ogun State that killed two foreign nationals in his vehicle, with state officials confirming the fatalities and an ongoing investigation. This follows a long list of Nigerian artists and athletes with similar close calls, highlighting a grim pattern of road incidents.

Stars like singers Harrysong, Burna Boy, Dunsin Oyekan, Sensational Bamidele, rapper CDQ, actress Bukola Arugba, and footballer Victor Boniface have all publicly recounted surviving serious accidents in recent years. Their stories often involve miraculous escapes, damaged luxury vehicles, and social media posts thanking God for survival, from Burna Boy's Ferrari wreck in Lekki to Arugba's spinning car on the Third Mainland Bridge. The frequency of these events points to broader road safety issues beyond individual luck.

The common thread is a blend of relief and public testimony, with each figure emphasizing divine protection after their ordeal. Joshua's accident, resulting in actual fatalities, casts a darker shadow on this recurring theme, moving beyond vehicular damage to tragic loss. These repeated incidents collectively underscore the dangerous realities of road travel for public figures and ordinary citizens alike in the region.
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