Summary
Anthony Joshua's driver, Adeniyi Kayode, appeared in a Nigerian court after a car crash that killed two of Joshua's friends. The court case was postponed until February 25 to allow more time for legal advice. The crash involved Joshua's vehicle and a stationary truck, resulting in Joshua's hospitalization and the deaths of his personal trainer and strength coach.
Key Facts
- The crash killed Anthony Joshua's personal trainer and strength coach on December 29.
- The car collided with a stationary truck near Lagos, Nigeria.
- Adeniyi Kayode, the driver, faces charges including causing death by dangerous driving.
- Joshua was a passenger in the car and treated for injuries in a hospital.
- The court postponed Kayode's case to February 25 for more legal advice.
- Kayode was previously granted bail set at 5 million naira ($3,500; £2,600).
- The crash occurred while Joshua was heading to a New Year family visit.
- Joshua posted a tribute to his late friends on Instagram following the accident.
