Fire Breaks Out at Canadian Embassy in Abuja, Injures Two

November 6, 2023
Canadian embassy

Fire broke out at the building of the High Commission of Canada to Nigeria in the Central Business District of Abuja, injuring two people.
The unfortunate incidènt took place on Monday, November 6, 2023.
The Head of Operations of the FCT Fire Service, Amiola Adebayo has confirmed the incident and according to him, no fewer than three other victims have been rushed to the hospital.
“We have two fatally injured and the others in the hospital, either three or four,” he said.
However, he did not state the cause of the fire.

Details later…

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