UPDATED: About 100 shops razed as fire engulfs Sabo market in Sagamu

One of the shop owners, who is the Chairman of Table Water and Beverages Producers Association of Nigeria, Remo zone, Adetola Soyemi, toldWhen asked about the number of shops affected, Soyemi said,"There are many shops affected. There are over 100 shops affected."

On the cause of the incident, he said,"It was the electricity they restored that led to a spark around 1am, and if not for the men of the fire service, it would have spread to all the sections of the market." On the affected areas in the market, Soyemi said,"Cloth sellers, yam flour sellers, grains sellers, herbs sellers, kola nut sellers, padlocks shops and building materials sections were affected."

This is what I mean the markets literally ablaze, did I read a conspiracy theory!

It is not a coincidence. This has been the pattern used by the Lagos State government to gentrify those market places for years. Since we cannot unite on anything, we'd keep being conquer by everything! ✌🏾

This fire of a thing : it’s just politics ! I said it already ! Mad leaders

Nigeria is on fire

Blood of Jesus Christ. Nigeria fire service needs Talent engineering fire fighting systems for rapid response to fire incidence to avoid great loss

What actually is the cause of all these fire outbreak ?

Another one BOGbadamosi

Who is burning all this shops, it's a plan deal I believe and nothing has been done to checkmate it

Too much breaking news nowadays in Nigeria..are we the cause or are we cursed?

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Is this the new trend in Nigeria?

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