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HORROR ON ENUGU–ABA–PORT HARCOURT EXPRESSWAY AS ABIA GOVERNOR’S AIDE AND MUSIC STAR J. MARTINS MIRACULOUSLY SURVIVES GHASTLY AUTO CRASH UNHURT

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In what could have been a tragic day for Nigeria’s entertainment industry, popular Nigerian musician and Senior Special Assistant to the Abia State Governor on Tourism and Entertainment, Dr. Martins Okechukwu Justice, popularly known as J Martins, has miraculously escaped death after being involved in a ghastly motor accident.

 

The frightening incident occurred on Saturday along the Enugu–Aba–Port Harcourt Expressway when the artist’s vehicle reportedly suffered a brake failure, lost control, and veered off the highway, crashing into a thick bush by the roadside.

 

Speaking shortly after the incident, Hon. Martins expressed heartfelt gratitude to God for sparing his life, describing his survival as nothing short of a divine miracle.

 

“It’s only God that will be praised. My car failed brake and lost control along the Enugu–Aba–Port Harcourt express road. No one died. But I am running some scans at the hospital,” he said.

 

The award-winning singer, who also serves as an aide to the Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Chioma Otti, OFR, on Tourism and Entertainment, further assured fans and well-wishers that he is in stable condition, undergoing medical examinations as a precautionary measure.

 

Eyewitnesses at the scene described the crash as terrifying, recounting how the vehicle somersaulted before plunging into the bush.

 

According to them, the car was badly mangled, leaving many onlookers in shock at how the celebrated music star emerged unhurt.

 

J. Martins, known for his timeless hits and active role in promoting entertainment and tourism in Abia State, has since been receiving an outpouring of goodwill messages from fans, friends, and colleagues across the country, all thanking God for his narrow escape.

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