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BREAKING | Supreme Court Complex on Fire | METROWATCH

Emmanuel Babs by Emmanuel Babs
September 25, 2023
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BREAKING | Supreme Court Complex on Fire | METROWATCH

By Seyi Babalola with agency report

A section of the Supreme Court complex is reportedly on fire.

According to reports, the cause of the fire on the nation’s apex court in Abuja is yet unknown as of the time of filing this report.

Offices of three Justices have allegedly been burnt down.

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Operatives of the Federal Fire Service have long put out the fire.

NAN reports the three offices touched include  chamber of Justice Mohammed Saulawa.

Dr Festus Akande, Director Press and Information of the Supreme Court of Nigeria confirmed the fire.

“The fire has since been put out. There was no casualty,” he said

 

 

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