Two different inhabitants of the vehicle survived the accident which happened toward the beginning of the day after the SUV tumbled off a thin scaffold and arrived on its back in the overwhelmed stream.
Northern City News reports that inhabitants hurried to the scene and safeguarded the tenants, however Kingsley, who was the first to be saved, mysteriously came back to the water and was cleared away.
His body was discovered later toward the evening by jumpers.
An observer, who recognized himself as Patrick, said he was in his room when he heard a noisy commotion from the scene, including that a few inhabitants said they saw the driver on top speed before the accident.
He stated, "I was hearing a yell from my room; along these lines, I turned out and saw individuals endeavoring to bring the driver out of the vehicle.
"We needed to crush the windscreen to bring him out of the auto however during the time spent doing that, he was starting to suffocate and we figured out how to convey him out and took him to the doctor's facility, yet the third person who was in the secondary lounge suffocated and we couldn't discover him."
An occupant, Peter Monday, said the driver was speeding when he collided with the stream.
"I don't know whether he was endeavoring to abstain from hitting an Okada man (business motorcyclist) when he collided with the stream. We swam into the waterway and safeguarded the three inhabitants," he expressed.
Monday additionally clarified that, "We broke the windscreen and brought them three out of the vehicle.
"The principal individual we saved later returned into the stream yelling that his uncle was inside the auto.
"He returned into the stream and was cleared away; perhaps it was on the grounds that he was powerless and couldn't withstand the wild current.
"We spent more than one hour searching for his body, yet we couldn't discover it."
The FCT police representative, Anjuguri Manzah, said he didn't know about the episode.
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