- According to the Lagos State Management Agency, the incident happened at Josien Factory Warehouse, Abule Osun, Lagos State.
A fire outbreak has been recorded at a warehouse in Lagos State, authorities have said.
Some goods estimated to be worth millions of naira were destroyed in the incident.
According to the Lagos State Management Agency, the incident happened at Josien Factory Warehouse, Abule Osun, Lagos State.
LASEMA Permanent Secretary Olufemi Oke-Osanyintolu, who confirmed the development, disclosed that the agency received a distress call via its toll-free lines at 8.28 am on Friday.
“The agency responded to the distress call by activating its Dolphin Response Team from the Igando Base.
“On arriving at the scene, responders discovered a warehouse storing diapers, solar batteries, foreign charcoal and massaging seats within the Josien factory complex engulfed in flames.
“The immediate cause of the fire has yet to be ascertained as the warehouse was locked at the time the incident occurred.
“No casualties or injuries were recorded due to the incident as there were no occupants in the building as of the time of the fire incident,” he said.
He said that safety measures were activated by all members of the multi-agency response teams to ensure the safety of responders at the incident scene during the operation.
“LASEMA is coordinating the operation in collaboration with the LASG Fire and Rescue officials.
“Goods and property worth millions of naira were damaged in the incident.
“However, a significant quantity of goods equally worth millions of naira were salvaged by the LASEMA Response Team during the operation,” he said.
He added that strategic and collaborative efforts were deployed to contain the fire and prevent it from spreading to adjacent warehouses.
“The situation has been brought under control. Dampening down operation has commenced and recovery operation is still ongoing,” he said
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