Though no life was lost after the building collapse, she said that the developers of the property never sought for building approval before embarking on the project. She urged the would-be developers and builders in the state to get approval from the OCDA and other appropriate authority before embarking on such project.
She also stressed that issuance of receipts does not signify building permits as she called on the general public to be wary of fraudsters masquerading as OCDA workers and a closer collaboration between all the stakeholders to ensure that building collapse does not occur again.
Is that building under construction? The building with old ceiling? Alright continue
ReplyDeleteHope no life was lost.
ReplyDeleteOld building, unless fake picture. Thank God no life was lost
ReplyDeleteHeey linda u have lied in this story. Three lives were lost. The building is located at avu. Infact the engineer has been arrested.
ReplyDeleteHow can a painted building be under construction. Is it renovation or are they hiding something. Just curious
ReplyDeleteI am so sad when i see and read about this kind of news, its pathetic and it shows the level at which some greedy people dont value human life in this country.i pray an good investigation is fully carried out and the guilty parties are severly punished
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ReplyDelete-D great anonymous now as Vivian Reginalds