Wreckage of some parts of the Balogun market
The popular Balogun market in Lagos has been hit by fire causing pandemonium in the ever-busy commercial area of the state.
According to social media reports, the incident which occurred at
32, Gbajumo street exactly 9:45AM has left everyone in disarray as many
can’t trace the root. An eyewitness said the fire originated from a
power switch in the course of being regulated by a manager. The fire
brigades were unable to access building as a result of the cubicles that
were set on the street.
Another witness, Adebanjo Titilayo Ismail, confirmed that the cubicles have caused many damages as he claimed more than three buildings in January were destroyed. Some marketers claim they have cried to the Governor’s office on different occasion but nothing positive came up rather they received huge amount of threat from Dapo Balogun and Co.
Nonso, a trade and also a victim of the fire outbreak cries out that he just moved into the building and he cannot withstand the pressure as he watched his goods burning so he wanted to killed himself.
Ogbona, another trader said that he ran to seek for assistance from UBA bank to help them with their fire extinguishers but no positive turn up from UBA. Presently, three people have fainted and numbers of peoples trapped in the some buildings but no causality as at the point of this report.
Another witness, Adebanjo Titilayo Ismail, confirmed that the cubicles have caused many damages as he claimed more than three buildings in January were destroyed. Some marketers claim they have cried to the Governor’s office on different occasion but nothing positive came up rather they received huge amount of threat from Dapo Balogun and Co.
Nonso, a trade and also a victim of the fire outbreak cries out that he just moved into the building and he cannot withstand the pressure as he watched his goods burning so he wanted to killed himself.
Ogbona, another trader said that he ran to seek for assistance from UBA bank to help them with their fire extinguishers but no positive turn up from UBA. Presently, three people have fainted and numbers of peoples trapped in the some buildings but no causality as at the point of this report.
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