A raging Fire has destroyed shops under the Apongbon section of the Eko Bridge causing gridlock and crippling commercial activities in some parts of the Lagos Island.
Though the cause of the fire incident cannot be ascertained, traders told TVC News’ s Sarah Ayeku that the fire was caused by a power surge at about 2am.
Traders estimate goods worth millions of naira have been destroyed by the inferno.
A raging Fire has destroyed shops under the Apongbon section of the Eko Bridge causing gridlock and crippling commercial activities in some parts of the Lagos Island.
Though the cause of the fire incident cannot be ascertained, traders told TVC News’ s Sarah Ayeku that the fire was caused by a power surge at about 2am.
Traders estimate goods worth millions of naira have been destroyed by the inferno.
A raging Fire has destroyed shops under the Apongbon section of the Eko Bridge causing gridlock and crippling commercial activities in some parts of the Lagos Island.
Though the cause of the fire incident cannot be ascertained, traders told TVC News’ s Sarah Ayeku that the fire was caused by a power surge at about 2am.
Traders estimate goods worth millions of naira have been destroyed by the inferno.
A raging Fire has destroyed shops under the Apongbon section of the Eko Bridge causing gridlock and crippling commercial activities in some parts of the Lagos Island.
Though the cause of the fire incident cannot be ascertained, traders told TVC News’ s Sarah Ayeku that the fire was caused by a power surge at about 2am.
Traders estimate goods worth millions of naira have been destroyed by the inferno.
A raging Fire has destroyed shops under the Apongbon section of the Eko Bridge causing gridlock and crippling commercial activities in some parts of the Lagos Island.
Though the cause of the fire incident cannot be ascertained, traders told TVC News’ s Sarah Ayeku that the fire was caused by a power surge at about 2am.
Traders estimate goods worth millions of naira have been destroyed by the inferno.
A raging Fire has destroyed shops under the Apongbon section of the Eko Bridge causing gridlock and crippling commercial activities in some parts of the Lagos Island.
Though the cause of the fire incident cannot be ascertained, traders told TVC News’ s Sarah Ayeku that the fire was caused by a power surge at about 2am.
Traders estimate goods worth millions of naira have been destroyed by the inferno.
A raging Fire has destroyed shops under the Apongbon section of the Eko Bridge causing gridlock and crippling commercial activities in some parts of the Lagos Island.
Though the cause of the fire incident cannot be ascertained, traders told TVC News’ s Sarah Ayeku that the fire was caused by a power surge at about 2am.
Traders estimate goods worth millions of naira have been destroyed by the inferno.
A raging Fire has destroyed shops under the Apongbon section of the Eko Bridge causing gridlock and crippling commercial activities in some parts of the Lagos Island.
Though the cause of the fire incident cannot be ascertained, traders told TVC News’ s Sarah Ayeku that the fire was caused by a power surge at about 2am.
Traders estimate goods worth millions of naira have been destroyed by the inferno.
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