Man crashes car while streaming Facebook Live video showing himself driving extremely fast

Onasi Olio-Rojas streamed himself on Facebook Live driving at 116 mph, weaving in and out of traffic until he lost control and crashed his car. The video posted on his Facebook page shows him driving at 114 mph, before reaching a top speed of 116 mph.

According to the Police, Olio-Rojas was critically injured when he crashed into a garbage truck and a concrete barrier. The report states that Olio-Rojas, who is in a critical condition, hit the truck as it got on the highway, then crossed three lanes and hit the barrier. The truck driver wasn't hurt.

Police are however still investigating and might bring charges. See more photos and watch the video below...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3990846/Man-crashes-streaming-100-mph-drive-Facebook-Live.html?ito=embedded

Photos: Man dies in Lagos after being hit by a bus while chasing another vehicle that bashed his car

According to online user Ola Taiwo, who narrated the sad incident on September 1, the victim was chasing a commercial bus popularly known as Danfo that bashed his car when he was hit and killed by another oncoming Danfo.
"This man died this morning at onigbongbo bus stop Maryland, a danfo brush his car, and this man left his car, remove his shoes and ran after the danfo, he try to hold the bus but the conductor push him away and another danfo coming hit him and that was the end. Look at the man lying down and his car beside him, he left everything, pls lean how to let go, cos "bintin laye" he's an MD in one of the nearby office"
 

7-time world champion triathlete, Karen Mckeachie, hit & killed by a car while cycling

Karen McKeachie, a seven-time world champion triathlete, was killed after she was hit by a car while cycling. Believed to be the oldest woman to win a triathlon: a multiple-stage competition involving the completion of swimming, cycling, and running in immediate succession over various distances, the elite athlete was on her bike near the city of Chelsea, US on Friday when she was hit and killed by another vehicle. 63-year-old Karen was inducted into the USA Triathlon Hall of Fame in 2014 and has won US National Championships 17 times.