Saminu Abdullahi, the Public Relations Officer of the Kano State Fire Service, confirmed this in a statement issued on Wednesday.
Many shops have been destroyed by a fire incident that occurred on Wednesday in Kurni Market in Kano State, Northwest Nigeria.Saminu Abdullahi, the Public Relations Officer of the Kano State Fire Service, confirmed this in a statement issued on Wednesday. According to Abdullahi, the fire service received an emergency call at about 5:23 am from one Aliyu Alkasim who drew their attention to the outbreak.He said no life was lost in the incident and that firefighters were deployed to the market immediately but added that the cause of the incident was still being investigated.He said, “Today, Wednesday March 1, 2023, our control room received an emergency call at about 05:23 am from one Aliyu Alkasim.
They keep paying the price for One Nigeria and they would never learn.
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Not my business... They should tell BAT
Lol ok
Kanuwri market. It's an outskirt market No live lost. Just few market wares
Hmm, what is happening in this country? May Almighty God protect us!!
Hope no be say na election malpractice evidences dem day burn up and down sha
Why bad bad news just dey come since dey declared a new president elect. Na woo
They born down our business when they lose they still born down our business when the rig into power.
Is alright. All targets on igbos. One Nigeria indeed.
Igbos and business!! enjoy anything you see in the north.
Properties belongings to Igbo people burn down in Kano state
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