Photos: Institute of Human Virology building opp NNPC Towers, Abuja currently on fire
The building of the Human Virology opp NNPC Towers, Abuja is currently on fire. Men of the Federal Fire service are currently at the scene battling the fire. More photos after the cut...
Nah..not the Institute of Human Virology! The plaza housing zenith bank and skye bank including the NNPC staff cooperative. The institute wasnt affected, The smoke just overshadowed it. Those pictures were taken from the back view.The white building is intact.Check the video from gidi traffic on twitter. It shows the exact building. The building belongs to the Late governor of Kogi state.
Why are all these public buildings suddenly going on fire? These unknown institutes are d main Base of corruption! They do absolutely nothing yet get so much money, they are all so scared of Efcc now that, they are purposely setting everywhere on fire, unfortunately we are in a country where d cause of fire won't even be asked talkless of investigated. Mtcheww!
Oh not again, two weeks ago it was surep office, today another one. Hope rescue effort will be there in time. <a href="http://www.sandalili.com>www.sandalili.com</a>
Mine oh mine..millions of dollars going down
ReplyDeleteSomebody call 911.
ReplyDeleteOmg.
ReplyDeleteAs a result of careless living. Ask them now they will tell u they forgot candle near fuel and slept off
ReplyDeleteChoi..
ReplyDeleteWia em Firefighters ooo..
Enugu's second shoe designer
Hope no casualties
ReplyDeleteLINDA MY LINDA
Fear of efcc can make person burn house.
ReplyDeleteHope there is no one in d building
ReplyDeleteNah..not the Institute of Human Virology! The plaza housing zenith bank and skye bank including the NNPC staff cooperative. The institute wasnt affected, The smoke just overshadowed it. Those pictures were taken from the back view.The white building is intact.Check the video from gidi traffic on twitter. It shows the exact building. The building belongs to the Late governor of Kogi state.
ReplyDeleteGod, pls!
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Eyah.
ReplyDeleteOhh my friend has an office in that building, but just called her and they are all fine, before I came back to comment,
ReplyDeleteI hope they succeed in putting it off gabadaya
ReplyDeleteCovering up things...Nigerian politicians just declare the country inhabitable nah
ReplyDeleteIt is well. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteWhy are all these public buildings suddenly going on fire? These unknown institutes are d main Base of corruption! They do absolutely nothing yet get so much money, they are all so scared of Efcc now that, they are purposely setting everywhere on fire, unfortunately we are in a country where d cause of fire won't even be asked talkless of investigated. Mtcheww!
ReplyDeleteOmg! What! Hope no live was lost?
ReplyDeleteWhat's the cause of the fire and I hope nobody is affected. .
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Oh not again, two weeks ago it was surep office, today another one. Hope rescue effort will be there in time.
ReplyDelete<a href="http://www.sandalili.com>www.sandalili.com</a>
I'm sure that building would have been so burnt up before the fire service shows up. Too bad
ReplyDeleteVirus Don catch fire!
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Whaooo!!!
ReplyDeleteThe way these kinda buildings are going up in flames these days, it's becoming suspicious.
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Oh my God
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ReplyDeleteOmg!!!thats my former office..i hope no one is inside as at the time..it is well
ReplyDeleteGoodness gracious
ReplyDeleteToo bad
ReplyDeleteWe thank God that there was no reported life lost. We commiserate with those directly affected and commend the fire service for responding timely.
ReplyDeleteWe thank God that there was no reported life lost. We commiserate with those directly affected and commend the fire service for responding timely.
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