Alausa
31 Aug
The construction site yesterday. Construction workers, yesterday, escaped death by whiskers, when the second decking of a two-storey building under construction partially collapsed at 17, Olanrewaju Street, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos. The collapse happened after the building supporting the base caved in way. The Guardian gathered that the incident occurred at about 1:03.p.m. Officials of the Lagos State…
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