The Lagos State Government has said the the Abule-Egba pipeline explosion victims would be decamped from the Igando Relief camp on June 30.

A picture of some of the Abule-Egba victims with LASEMA Camp coordinator, Mr Basun. The Lagos State Government says it set to decamp the Abule-Egba pipeline explosion victims from the Igando Relief ...

The Lagos State Government says it set to decamp the Abule-Egba pipeline explosion victims from the Igando Relief camp on June 30.

When asked why he elected to settle in a facility considered unsafe and so close to NNPC pipeline, another victim of the fire incident, Dr. Ojifemi Olade responded thus: “Are you aware that NNPC ...

Following the pipeline explosion at Abule-Egba area of Lagos State on Sunday, January 19, 2020, the state government has opened a camp for 300 victims of the fire incident.

Popular Nigerian OAP, Daddy Freeze has reacted to Pastor Adeboye’s comment about the Abule-Egba fire incident. Recall that an RCCG house fellowship centre was spared during the incident that ...

The Lagos State governor, Babjide Sanwo-Olu, has ordered the opening of the Igando Relief Camp of the Lagos State Emergency Management Authority (LASEMA) to persons displaced as a result of the ...

The Group Managing Director (GMD) of the NNPC, Mele Kyari says the Abule-Egba pipeline explosion could have been averted if not for the 'conspiracy of silence' among the residents of the community.

The Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has commiserated with families that lost their loved ones following a pipeline explosion that occurred at Abule Egba on Sunday.

Kyari stated this when he visited the site of the pipeline explosion that killed five people and injured several others at Ile Epo Ekoro road, Abule Egba in Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos.

Blood, tears, losses aptly describe the mood at Abule Egba and its environs following yet another pipeline explosion two nights ago. The sad incident has left families sad, communities bereaved ...

Abule Egba area of Lagos State in the last 14 years has recorded three fire outbreaks resulting from an explosion caused by vandalisation of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC pipelines.