Featured
Casualties as another building under construction collapses in Lagos
Another storied building under construction has come down in Lagos about two weeks after a 21-storey tower gave in in Ikoyi, Lagos.
The latest incident took place in the Magbon area of Badagry area of the state.
Dead casualty figure currently stands at four while five have been rescued. More people are still trapped.
Director, Lagos State Fire Service, Mrs Margret Adeseye, confirmed the incident in a statement, saying emergency officials immediately responded to distress call on the incident.
According to her, officials of the Lagos Fire and Rescue Service, Badagry station, rushed to the scene.
“The Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service, Badagry Station, had rescued five victims from the building that is under construction, while concerted efforts are ongoing to rescue remaining trapped victims.
“The victims, who are mainly construction workers, were rescued with varying degrees of injury, but in stable condition and have been taken to nearby hospitals for treatment.
“However, four adult males have been recovered unconscious thus far as the Nigerian Police, Morogbo Division and the Community dwellers are complimenting the efforts of the Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service.”
-
Featured3 days agoBREAKING NEWS: Shouts of joy rock the world as Pastor Chris opens final Healing Streams edition for 2026
-
Football4 days agoMan United shortlist Emery, Nagelsmann as potential replacements for Carrick
-
Business4 days agoHoodlums raid JED Benue office, abduct 10 staff over power dispute
-
Business7 days agoNaira faces exchange rate gap as Dollar hits N1,380 on parallel market
-
Football4 days agoAston Villa ready to freeze out Garnacho to avoid £43m Chelsea transfer
-
Business4 days agoEV adoption: Roxettes seeks cheaper financing, local manufacturing incentives
-
Latest3 days agoAkpabio tasks Tompolo-backed movement with spreading Tinubu’s renewed hope message
-
Business3 days agoHow Ethiopian Airlines is challenging Africa’s aviation narrative through self-reliance


