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Over 100 shops razed by fire at Sango plank market

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January 13, 2018
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Over a hundred shops were razed in an early morning inferno that engulfed a section of Sango plank market in Ibadan yesterday

 

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Though the cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained buy it was reported by eye witness that the timely intervention of the Oyo State Fire Service rescued the entire plank market

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The Commissioner of Police in Oyo State, Mr. Abiodun Odude; caretaker chairman of Irepo Local Council Development Area, Mr. Bolaji Abayomi; and the Divisional Police Officer in charge of Sango police divisional headquarters all viaited the scene.

The Police Public Relations Officer for Oyo State Police Command, Mr. Adekunle Ajisebutu, said the CP visited the scene of the incident to assess the level of damage in the market, adding that the police boss also assured traders of security and adequate investigation on the fire incident.

Chairman, Ibadan and Area Carpenters’ Association, Ibadan North, in the plank market, Mr. Abdul-Akeem Olanrewaju, alleged that the fire must have been caused by arsonists.

He said: “We have a law that every shop must close by 7p.m.

“We also have a task force team that usually goes out after the close of the market to ensure that no electrical appliance or machine is left connected to power supply. We also have night guards. But this fire disaster, I don’t think, was from power supply and or from our machines.”

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A similar fire razed more than 300 shops in the same section of the market two years ago.

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