A devastating car crash on Nigeria's Lagos-Ibadan expressway has left fans of heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua deeply traumatised after graphic footage of the aftermath spread rapidly across social media platforms. The tragic incident, which occurred on 29 December near Makun, claimed the lives of two of the champion's closest friends and support team members—strength and conditioning coach Sina Ghami and trainer Kevin Latif Ayodele—whilst leaving the 36-year-old British fighter seriously injured.
What has compounded the devastation is the circulation of shockingly explicit video footage capturing the horrific aftermath of the collision. Viewers of the footage have reported experiencing profound psychological distress, with some describing themselves as 'beyond traumatised' and struggling with the mental consequences of witnessing the carnage. The graphic nature of the content has prompted online forum discussions about potential trauma and calls for its immediate removal from social media platforms.
