Fire guts section of Onitsha Bridgehead market, destroys 40 shops - Daily Post Nigeria

Fire on Monday razed down a section of the Bridgehead Market, Onitsha, destroying goods valued at millions of Naira.

It was learnt that the fire, which lasted for about an hour, burnt down over 40 shops before it was put off by traders, using fire extinguishers.A victim, Mr Jude Nwufo, who lost wooden doors and chairs, said that the fire started from his section of the market and later spread to other sections. Obinze said the executive of the market would review some of its safety measures to avert future occurrence.

“I have called my men at Okpoko Fire Station, which is close to the market, but they said they did not get any alert.

So this year fire has been destroying different markets in different states and we think its ordinary?

AGSIN?!!!😲😲😲

The fire never tire

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