Gombs:
It was a horrible experience...

LASEMA response and professionalism made me believe in Nigeria.

Ambulance
Water tanks
Hilux
Salon cars

Ahhhhhhhhh... Sweet sweet vehicles ooo

I'm so sorry for the loss too

Gombs:
It was a horrible experience...


LASEMA response and professionalism made me believe in Nigeria.

Ambulance
Water tanks
Hilux
Salon cars


Ahhhhhhhhh... Sweet sweet vehicles ooo


I'm so sorry for the loss too

Jeezuzpick:


Werro!

No be fire dey burn again?

Ambulance and fire truck make sense.

De Hilux and saloon car Na for wetin?

To carry charcoal?

Okoyeebos:


There was a day a fully loaded fuel tanker fell on the Ogudu express outwards motorways, there scene was like that of a Hollywood movie. Like 20 emergency vehicles. Power bikes, ambulances, cranes, fire trucks, police vans, lastma bikes and vehicles all with sirens and security lights blazing.

greggng:
Today I saw a man cooking with expired gas cylinder and told him to replace it but he told me that I should not be deceived by the look of the body..... that is very original. I pity my country

metronaija4:

Fire on Friday night gutted three duplexes on 34 Road, B Close of Gowon Estate, Federal Housing Authority (FHA), Egbada, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAM) reports.

NAN also reports that there was no casualty recorded in the inferno.

An eyewitness, who spoke to NAN, said that the fire was first noticed at about 7.15pm in one of the duplexes before spreading to others.

He said that an occupant in one of duplexes, who had just returned, opened the door and met the raging fire, immediately raised an alarm which attracted neighbours and sympathisers.

According to the witness, the bewildered occupant’s action quickly attracted more sympathisers’ who ran helter-skelter in assisting to put-off the fire, but their efforts were not enough.

But the arrival and efforts of a combined team of Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) and State Fire Service officials to the scene helped to quench the fire.

Some of the residents, who also spoke to NAN, commended the early arrival of the LASEMA personnel, saying that they got to the scene 30 minutes after being called.

“They came with five trucks, all with sufficient water that tackled the inferno before it was finally put-off,’’ the Community Development Association (CDA) Chairman, Mr Nathanel Okoro, said.

He also praised the DPO of the Gowon Estate Police Station, Mr Adeniyi Adedeji, for personally leading his team to the scene to provide security.

“Although the LASEMA official did not know the location of the fire incident if not for the assistance of the police who escorted them,’’ he said.

A LASEMA officer, who identified himself as Mr Olaolu Odufuwa, told NAN that the cause of the fire could not be ascertained immediately.

The estate had also recorded a late night inferno on Nov. 28, 2017, which gutted five of eight shops attached to a Union Bank building on 411 Road Junction. (NAN)

http://www.metronaija.ng/photo-night-fire-razes-5-duplexes-gowon-estate-lagos/

Seunolad1:
how do one identify an expired cylinder?

aguyph:
let them change the estate name gowan is evil. My grand mother told me that.

greggng:



When the body of the cylinder starts rusting is a clear sign it has expired. But there are some technical ways of knowing via the codes on the body. I will be getting that info across here soon.

fawasus:
God will be with them all, one of the difficult thing to face is property lost do to fire. I wish government will support them at this difficult time.

Seunolad1:
thanks for info, will be expecting rest of it.