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Tragic! Building Collapse in Lagos State Leaving Many Dead
A three-storey building has collapsed at 20 Freeman Street in Lagos Island with many people feared dead and others trapped in the building in Lagos State.
A three-storey building has collapsed at 20 Freeman Street in Lagos Island with many people feared dead and others trapped in the building in Lagos State.
The incident which happened on Saturday at about 3: am happened while the occupant was still sleeping has the people in shock.
So far, about six people have been rescued while efforts are being made to rescue others still trapped in the building.
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