That place is over crowded. Lagos Island markets are a fire hazard. Nothing new here.

How often do you hear of fire outbreak at trade fair and aspamda? That place was specifically planned as a market.

yoruboid:
Before anyone makes this about tribe and attack on the Igbos like one unfortunate guy on Twitter has already done, the CEO of Mandilas is a Yoruba person and a lot of Yorubas operate there

Must you bring this on here?
You bringing this on here shows how interested you are in tribal ethnic issues

yoruboid:
Before anyone makes this about tribe and attack on the Igbos like one unfortunate guy on Twitter has already done, the CEO of Mandilas is a Yoruba person and a lot of Yorubas operate there

Mandillas is Igbo dominated. Why lying unnecessarily ??

Dis January d kind fire 🔥 wen don sup hmmm na wa

stampo:
It will be wrong to attribute this fire as targeting the Igbos.

Mind you, not only Igbos do business there.

Lack of sensitisation and orientation on the basis preventive skills of fire and a system that works.

Why should it take the fire service hours before reaching the building talk less of extinguishing the fire.


My condolences to those who have lost properties.

They should attribute it na, who cares? Na before people dey take them serious.

AviatorMoney:

It's one or two Igbo traders at that same market that CAUSES and BENEFITS from such fire outbreak.
It was always the case years back wen i was still in 9ja,in port Harcourt (mile1/2 market). Until we uncovered their dids..

Lies...

Where are fire fighters when you need them the most!??
Sad

EmekaA125:

Lies...

Na u sabi, make una dey find people wey dey their own

andy244:

can you tell yourself the percentage of people by tribe that owns shops in that plaza... 80 percent igbos. At the end who suffer the loss most? Obvious truth now sound like tribalism in your ears.

Oga the yoruba's also have investments in lagos. As well as in idumota. Take this as a loss, this is business, risk are bound to occur, that's why the white people introduced insurance. Everything is targeted at the igbo's, The tribe that even suffers most are the hausa's followed by the yoruba's. Yet it's the igbo's that cry foul most.

Adakintroy:
Won't be a nomal year without fire outbreak at balogun/idumota Lagos island market.

Because there is no fire safety measures. They all packed themselves like sardines.......

MrNipplesLover:
Tribalism is killing majority of Nigerian youth...

Look at this one...

Can you imagine?

The owner of the building is yoruba. Most shopping complexes in Lagos Island are owned by the Yoruba. Not government properties.....why would they want to burn their properties?

They always like playing the victim cards

EmekaA125:

Mandillas is Igbo dominated. Why lying unnecessarily ??

Who are the owners of the place?

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SARS road PortHarcourt wood market closes at 12pm on a particular day every week for 1hr prayers.

But there is not a singe Fire Truck stationed in the market.

They are waiting to blame Satan for fire outbreak. Go figure!

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Sleekfingers:


Who are the owners of the place?

Ask your ancestors.

AviatorMoney:

Na u sabi, make una dey find people wey dey their own

Na you know.

The CEO of Mandela's building is not a Yoruba man is an Igbo man

yoruboid:
Before anyone makes this about tribe and attack on the Igbos like one unfortunate guy on Twitter has already done, the CEO of Mandilas is a Yoruba person and a lot of Yorubas operate there

andy244:

can you tell yourself the percentage of people by tribe that owns shops in that plaza... 80 percent igbos. At the end who suffer the loss most? Obvious truth now sound like tribalism in your ears.

There are losses in business, stop all these targeted agenda, it's won't help matters, Even tinubu himself knows there is no one Nigeria, the so called 80% were they forced to invest at madillas, risk also happens on sea, even on road.

Majeedadekunle:
The CEO of Mandela's building is not a Yoruba man is an Igbo man

an igbo man? Is this a joke.

Chicagograduate:
No be say NEPA dey bring light.This one na sabotage.

Thunda will surely faya those nepa and the govt that have continuously kept us in painful heat and darkness

EmekaA125:

Ask your ancestors.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣


Another ill-bred child spotted

Rejouir:
Oga the yoruba's also have investments in lagos. As well as in idumota. Take this as a loss, this is business, risk are bound to occur, that's why the white people introduced insurance. Everything is targeted at the igbo's, The tribe that even suffers most are the hausa's followed by the yoruba's. Yet it's the igbo's that cry foul most.

That is how they are designed. Even within the neighborhood na them dey always misbehave and still complain of victimisation pass.