Breaking: Fire Razes Lagos Balogun Market

January 26, 2023

Fire has again engulfed a building at the popular Balogun market in Lagos State.

The fire was said to have started in one of the popular market buildings on Thursday morning and destroyed goods worth millions of naira.

Join our WhatsApp Channel

This is the second fire incident in the market in the last three months.

The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA), said the cause of the fire was yet to be ascertained, but no casualty was involved in the incident.

Balogun Market Fire!

READ ALSO: Photos: Obasanjo, Ex-Gov. Fayemi Visit Wike

Permanent Secretary, LASEMA, Damilola Oke-Osanyintolu, in a statement, said the response team including the Lagos State Fire Service trucks and the police are presently at the incident working together to subdue the inferno.

In the statement titled, ‘Situation report on the fire outbreak at Broad Street, Lagos Island’, Oke-Osanyintolu said: “The agency responded to distress calls concerning the fire incident involving some shops on the ground floor of a three-storey building.”

“The cause of the fire cannot be ascertained as no casualty was involved,” he added.

 

PBA Reporter
+ posts
Cash In Circulation Up By N701.4 billion, Emefiele's CBN Loses Control Again
Previous Story

Pure Water Sellers, Chicken Republic Announce Dates To Stop Accepting Old Naira Notes

Next Story

African Guarantee Fund partners with crowdfunding platform bettervest to increase impact investing for SMEs in Africa

Featured Stories

Latest from News

Trump Escalates Pressure on Iran Amid Deadly Protests, Markets on Alert

U.S. President Donald J. Trump has intensified pressure on Tehran following Iran’s nationwide crackdown on protesters, signaling a potential escalation of U.S. involvement while rattling global markets. The White House disclosed on Monday that Trump requested intelligence from European allies identifying Iranian

U.S. Freezes Immigrant Visas for 75 Countries

The United States has announced a suspension of immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries, as the Trump administration implements stricter screening rules for applicants potentially reliant on government assistance. The U.S. Department of State confirmed on Wednesday that the suspension
Cash In Circulation Up By N701.4 billion, Emefiele's CBN Loses Control Again
Previous Story

Pure Water Sellers, Chicken Republic Announce Dates To Stop Accepting Old Naira Notes

Next Story

African Guarantee Fund partners with crowdfunding platform bettervest to increase impact investing for SMEs in Africa

Don't Miss

Aleph Hospitality signs first hotel in Rwanda

Dubai-based hotel management company to operate the MGallery hotel in

Nigeria’s Repatriated Artefacts Potential Revenue Earner, Says Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari has stated that Nigeria's repatriated artefacts would