Anthony Joshua lands in UK after car crash that killed two friends in Nigeria

[p][i][b]The Sun[/b][/i] newspaper said the British boxer landed at London's Stansted Airport in a private jet on Friday evening.[/p][p]His return comes after Nigerian police charged the driver of the vehicle, Adeniyi Mobolaji Kayode, 46, with "dangerous driving causing death." He is due to appear in court on January 20th.[/p][p]Kayode was driving [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/joshua-anthony/WnlqLAvo/"]Joshua[/a] and team members Latif Ayodele and Sina Ghami on a busy highway linking Lagos and Ibadan in southwest Nigeria when the Lexus SUV in which they were travelling rammed into a stationary truck on Monday.[/p][p]Nigerian police and Ogun state officials said Ayodele and Ghami died at the scene, while Joshua and Kayode sustained minor injuries.[/p][p][b]Joshua was taken to hospital and was discharged on Wednesday.[/b][/p][embed guid="b9416a4e-074e-47f6-881f-83936214a88f" url="https://x.com/boxingkingmedia/status/2007064527477616751?s=20" social-type="twitter" /][p]Ghami was Joshua's long-time strength and conditioning coach, while Ayodele was his personal trainer, according to British media.[/p][p]Reports said Joshua, 36, had returned to Britain ahead of the funerals of Ghami and Ayodele.[/p][p]The 2012 Olympic champion, who has family roots in Nigeria, was on holiday in the African country following his win over [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/paul-jake/6XLCxtih/"]Jake Paul[/a] in Miami on December 19th.[/p]