The management of the Ikeja City Mall is very grateful to the great people of Lagos State and the emergency services that responded to the fire incident that occurred this morning (15 January 2013) at about 11:15 in one of the stores, Mr. Price.
The fire, according to Mr. Steve Idornigie the Operations Manager of the ICM, Mr. Price store manager reported the incident to him and emergency staff responded immediately.
On what caused the fire, Mr. Steve said from preliminary investigations, it seems the fire emanated from an electric power point. However investigations, he said, are ongoing to ascertain the cause of the fire.
“The process of evacuation was swift,” he said. “The customers
conducted themselves in an orderly fashion and allowed the emergency services
people to do their work.”
“In terms of damage, no goods were lost neither was anyone
injured. However some clothes got wet as a result of the water from the men of
the Federal Fire Service. We would like to thank them for their professionalism
and valiance, along with the men of Lagos State Emergency Service, National
Emergency Agency, the Lagos State Traffic Management Agency and the Civil
Defense.”
Mr. Idornigie assured the customers and tenants that Ikeja
City Mall would be reopened for business at 3pm today.
26 comments:
Thank God no life was lost
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Thank God there was no loss.....
They should try and put in place a more effective fire disaster measures to prevent future reoccurance. A̶̲̥̅♏ happy that they were able to put it off.
Oh no! My Mr. Price
Its jst some part dat got burnt. Nobody ws injured coz i wrk dere
All this bad news emanating from every corner is pretty appalling for the start of the year, thank God no lives were lost.
Tnx 2 God for no life lost....but d management should always check out for faults...its important
God save us from these fire incidents happening lately. Thank God no life and goods was lost.
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GO MARKETERS!
Anyways, too early for fire incidents though...
Thank God no loss was recorded..
Naijadeltapikin... †̥ånKz God Ooº°˚˚°ºoo ₪☺ lives was lost
Thank God! positive news dis 2013 about fire...pray it just remains like dis "POSITIVE"
Tank God ooo
There is something with this year and fire. So many incidents everywhere relating to fire.
This is the year of judgement for Nigeria
The shoprite in SA has good anti fire systems in place,Why shld naija's own b diff,dr don't evn have over head fire sprinklers n in SA d car park is free.. Y alwys naija???..Thank God 4 safety tho
Toksyb: To God be d glory and thank God d fire service is just behind d shopping mall....
Quick rescue
USE CUTIX CABLE AND FORGET ABOUT YOUR ELECTRICAL HEADACHES. UNA NO DE HEAR
Thank God no much loss. By the electrical power should be overhaul. It's worth investing on something better. Any electrIc stuff has spark or ignite is fake and substandard. Tech has advanced beyond that.
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Mumu. No life was lost.
wetin concern LASTMA with fire???... #justwondering
Ikeja City Mall has got good sprinklers. They activated immediately and contained the fire at source so in this respect, Ikeja City Mall is no differenct from Shoprite in South Africa!
No other shop suffered any damage at all. I know because I work there!
Kudos to them, I hope they continue dt way to help others in future
OH! Mr. Price...
insurance tinz
Serious mumu.......y always naija ke? Go and stay in SA na!
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