By James Agberebi 25 September 2023 | 9:35 am A section of the Supreme Court was gutted by fire on Monday morning, but there were no casualties. A section of the Supreme Court was gutted by fire on Monday morning, but there were no casualties. According to a spokesperson for the Court, Festus Akande, the cause of the fire was electrical issues from one of the Chambers of Justice. Akande stated that the fire, which it reported started around 6 a.m., was put out with the use of fire extinguishers. It was gathered that the cleaners on duty and some of the workers who resumed work early raised the alarm after detecting the fire. The workers were said to have used the fire extinguishers in the building to tackle the fire. The office of Justice Mohammed Saulawa and two other offices were affected by the fire. 51 mins ago No fewer than five riverine communities in Delta have been sacked by water in the Warri North Local Government Area, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), reports. 1 hour ago A section of the Supreme Court was gutted by fire on Monday morning, but there were no casualties. 1 hour ago The Nigerian Navy (NN) has disowned the purported list of successful candidate for its Basic Training School (NNBTS) Batch 35 Recruitment, saying it is fake. 1 hour ago The Lagos State Government has sealed off Oyingbo and Alayabiagba markets in Lagos Mainland for improper waste disposal and other environmental infractions. 2 hours ago The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has dismissed fake job postings that have been circulating online in recent weeks.
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