Joshua crash driver case adjourned to March

The driver of the car involved in a fatal crash involving British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua has appeared in court in Nigeria. Joshua crash driver case adjourned to MarchImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Anthony Joshua was a passenger in the crash which killed his team members Latif Ayodele and Sina GhamiByKenneth MungaiBBC NewsPublished20 minutes agoThe driver of the car involved in a fatal crash in which British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua was injured has appeared in court in Nigeria.Joshua's personal trainer, Latif Ayodele, and strength coach, Sina Ghami, died on 29 December after their vehicle collided with a stationary lorry near Lagos, Nigeria. The former world heavyweight champion, 36, was treated in hospital for his injuries.Adeniyi Mobolaji Kayode, who was driving Joshua when their car crashed, has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving, reckless and negligent driving, driving without due care, and driving without a valid driver's licence.The 46-year-old appeared at Sagamu Magistrates Court in Ogun state near Lagos on Wednesday, when the case was adjourned until 13 March.Prosecutors told the court they needed further time to prepare evidence.Joshua was discharged from hospital two days after the Lexus SUV crashed on the busy Lagos-Ibadan expressway, in south-west Nigeria. Ghami and Ayodele were both pronounced dead at the scene.Kayode, who was making his second appearance at court, is yet to enter a plea. Related topicsBoxingMore boxing from the BBC'Deeply missed' - Hearn's tribute to Joshua's friends Ghami and LatzPublished31 December 2025'Mental strength therapy' - Joshua returns to gymPublished16 JanuaryNotifications, social media and more with BBC SportPublished16 August 2025