Goods worth millions of naira destroyed as fire razes Balogun market – Daily Trust

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Goods worth millions of naira destroyed as fire razes Balogun market

Goods worth millions of Naira were yesterday destroyed when a five-storey building that serves as a shopping plaza at the popular Balogun market in Lagos went up in flames.

 

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The NGRSenate should pass a bill that fire hydrants be placed in strategic places in our cities. Also, scrapfireservice

the best prevention is to install active fire sprinkler system in all the markets which will ignite on its own to prevent the fire.

Incident like this should open our eyes as Nigeria to see that our fire service is a joke and if we need to be able to check incidents like this in the future we will need to FixFireservice . followlasg imagine LAG_FireService came with only 2 trucks and ran out of water.

This is disheartening that a place like Lagos the fire service of the state LAG_fireservice couldn't come to the market on time to help stop the fire. This is not good and we should know there reasons. The government should fixfireservice to make them work effectively

from southeast to southwest.. hmmmn. Quite sad.

Subhanallah

Where is this happen in Nigeria?

What a loss !

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