By Tina Abeku, Abuja 25 March 2022 | 3:02 am The Federal Fire Service (FFS), yesterday, sought support of the National Assembly to tackle the recurring fire disasters in Nigeria. The Federal Fire Service (FFS), yesterday, sought support of the National Assembly to tackle the recurring fire disasters in Nigeria. Acting Controller-General, Samson Karebo, who spoke to reporters in Abuja, also decried the dearth of fire-fighting personnel. He restated the resolve of his outfit to free deployment of officers to any station built and equipped by any organisation or individual. Karebo hinted that the organisation had established a fire marshal unit to avail Nigerians the opportunity to volunteer in the area of fire prevention, fighting and rescue. Latest 2 mins ago Kwara Commissioner for Environment, Abosede Olaitan Burahimo, has alerted to the danger of deforestation, warning of the dire consequences of high temperature in the northern axis of the state. 5 mins ago As financial institutions fend off cyber attacks, experts say banks are vulnerable because they lack technologies that could be deployed to ensure transactions and customers’ assets are safe. 9 mins ago The absence of the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami (SAN), at the Federal High Court, Abuja, yesterday stalled hearing in a suit challenging the validity of the Rules …. 13 mins ago The Federal Fire Service (FFS), yesterday, sought support of the National Assembly to tackle the recurring fire disasters in Nigeria. 13 mins ago The University of Lagos Muslim Alumni (UMA) annual Pre-Ramadan Lecture will hold on Sunday at J.F Ade-Ajayi Auditorium (Main Auditorium), University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos.
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