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BREAKING: Fire Engulfs Section Of Supreme Court Complex- Watch Video
BREAKING: Fire Engulfs Section Of Supreme Court Complex- Watch Video....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah
A segment of the Supreme Court experienced a fire outbreak early on Monday morning. Fortunately, no casualties were reported, according to the court’s official statement. CONTINUE READING
Mr. Festus Akande, the Public Relations Officer for the Court, revealed during a conversation with Channels Television that the fire’s origin was an electrical issue within one of the justices’ chambers. He further assured that the flames were swiftly brought under control with the aid of fire extinguishers present in the building.
Addressing rumors circulating on social media, Akande firmly dispelled claims of any casualties, terming them as “fake news.”
An undisclosed source provided information that the fire started around 6 am. Due to the prompt actions of the cleaners on duty and some staff members who had arrived early, the fire was quickly detected and managed. Their swift response with the fire extinguishers helped avert a potential disaster.
It was later confirmed that three offices, including that of Justice Mohammed Saulawa, were affected by the fire.
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Source: Bushradiogist
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