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Fire Breaks Out At Residence of FCT Minister of State

Fire Breaks Out At Residence of FCT Minister of State | Daily Report Nigeria

On Saturday, a fire broke out at the private residence of Mariya Mahmoud, the Minister of State for the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

The fire consumed the first floor of the building, according to the FCT Fire Service.But fortunately, no lives were lost.

Austin Elemue, the Media Aide to Ms Mahmoud, also confirmed the incident.

Amiola Aebayo, the Acting Director of the FCT Fire Service, stated that
the fire had started at about 9:45 am.

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Aebayo added that their station received an urgent call after attempts to contact the Federal Fire Service had been unsuccessful.

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He said:

A running call means that rather than calling the Emergency line of the Fire Service, responders had insisted on going to the office to get the attention of the firemen.

“The fire was discovered a few minutes to 10am, maybe around 9:45 am. We received a running call around 13 minutes after 10am, so we followed the person who came to call us to the fire scene.

“All of them were on the ground floor. They did not discover the fire on time, and they didn’t call the Fire Service. It was a running call that came to us.

“From our findings, they say they called the Federal Fire Service, but they didn’t respond on time, that’s when the running call came to our office.

“On reaching there, we saw that the first floor, the upper floor was completely engulfed in fire. So what we could do is just to prevent the fire from spreading to the ground floor, and the adjacent structures. No life lost.”

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