Fire guts foodstuff market in Anambra

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Fire guts foodstuff market in Anambra
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The cause of the fire is unknown, according to the fire service.

Goods and items worth several millions of naira were on Saturday destroyed when fire gutted the Obi Isiedo Foodstuff Market in Nnewi,Martin Agbili, the chief fire officer in Anambra, disclosed this in a statement on Saturday in Awka.

He said that fire trucks and firefighters at Nnewi were deployed immediately to the scene of the incident to contain the inferno and addition emergency response mobilised from the headquarters in Awka

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