Man Who Miraculously Survived London Crash Finally Speaks, Tells What Happened Before The Crash

Daniel Osieko, a biology teacher and church leader, survived a fatal accident that claimed the lives of nine people, including the matatu driver
Osieko was sitting between the driver and another passenger when the truck lost control and hit three of them while the driver was trying to avoid the pothole
He remembered well seeing the driver dying along with other passengers while their bodies were injured

A man who miraculously survived the recent London crash that claimed the lives of nine people has opened up about what happened when the 3 was involved in an accident.

Daniel Osieko was captured on an online video. Photo: The Star.
Source: Facebook

Daniel Osieko, who is a biology teacher, he was caught on video tape getting out of the matatu that while alive after the nine people inside, including the car driver, perished.

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Osieko, who is church leader and guardian in his schoolsaid God saved him from a bad accident that happened on Tuesday.

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He said he found himself squeezed between the driver and the passenger who was sitting next to the door during the trip that was interrupted by the fatal accident.

“I was just looking at my phone, sitting between the driver and the passenger by the door. Suddenlythe truck appeared, and it felt like it had lost its way. Then, when our matatu driver was trying to avoid the pothole, a truck hit us, and all I remember is hearing a loud bang” he told this reporter.

The teacher said he saw a strange event shortly after the accident happened; he remembered witnessing a time when a driver died after being hit by the steering wheel.

He also saw the dead bodies of the passengers and others with serious injuries.

“But after that I lost consciousness, and I would only wake up when the video that is now viral is taken by the good Samaritans who found me in trouble. God,” he said.

Daniel was taken to the Muhoroni hospital and treated for minor injuries.

“I was also given a CT scan to check if my brain was injured in the accident, but thankfully I was not injured, and I am doing well, God saved me, I thank him very much,” he added.