Okeikpu:
Pls relocate ur bizness back 2the East How many of properties n lives do we wanna lose b4 we grow sense

May God purge you of this IPOB-oriented insensitivity.

sirugos:
I thought is Sabon gari.. @ op check well

its the same place

Still unable to extinguish the inferno uptill now. I sighted the liquid fire from a far distance oozing as I was coming from Sabon titi this night at galadima/ khroda junction where they sell butchery objects and debino.

how can the north ever progress like this?

Let the market associations sue the state government so that the state government can probe fire brigade....
I strongly believe that those that loss their goods have the right to sue state government for not doing enough to lessen the effect that always comes with fire outbreak.... No water, No water, No water that is all you hear from our fire fighters

walemadu:
how can the north ever progress like this?

What is this one saying?
Are u making sense at all?

engees001:
o lord heal our land

Amen to that.

The same market that got burnt in december? This doesn't sound good, where does the fire keep coming from?

I wonder what is happening even kebbi market over 50% of it was destroy last night by fire. I feel for those ppl who lost so much the have work for.

African with our daft mentality and poor planning ,a little investment in fire fighting equipment and a office within the market could have nip it in the initial stage...instead the red cap ex governor was busy building French school in Niger republic, state sponsorship of weddings ,training of 100 pilots at the cost of 1 billion naira without thinking of the pilot job availabity, this sum could have been used to train 7 fire fighters to be permanently station in the market 24.. 7 with equipment ....
now they will say it from God or sheer silliness

they say they both PhD holders ,they deputy is even a professor

4 thousand shop multiple by 750 k worth of good that 3 billion plus cost of each shop to build 500 k each 2 billion that over 5 billion naira

lost of employment 4 thousand x3 worker each =12 thousand workerx4 dependant =48 thousand soul at risk of starvation
tax lost to the government 300 naira per stall daily x 4 thousand shop daily 1.2 million daily
lost of business to supplier .....

a simple fire alarm ,fire men ,equipment coild have save the above ....bigger picture

Kraspo:


May God purge you of this IPOB-oriented insensitivity.

Its so sad at this present economy things like this is happening so sad

Emac34:
I went to the scheme this morning,too bad as Nigeria fire service came nd said no water.

I wonder when the change go finally reach fire service, the lord is our strength

Dat9jakid:
I wonder when the change go finally reach fire service, the lord is our strength

lol...bt not funny ....the lord will surly see us through

its Sabon Gari market(the biggest market in Northern Nigeria) not Yankura market.....OP take note.