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August 10, 2023 Body Of Man Who Jumped Into Lagos Lagoon Recovered

Body Of Man Who Jumped Into Lagos Lagoon Recovered

Authorities have successfully retrieved the body of an unidentified man who leaped into the lagoon near the Lekki-Ikoyi link bridge area in Lagos State.

The confirmation came from Amodu Shakiru, the Head of Public Education at the Lagos State Fire and Rescue Services, on Thursday.

In a brief statement, Shakiru announced, "The body from Lekki-Ikoyi Link Bridge has been recovered lifeless. Further details will follow shortly." The incident occurred on Tuesday afternoon, and law enforcement had cordoned off the area.

Additional information will be provided as the situation unfolds.

August 7, 2023 Female Soldier Shoots Captain During Adamawa Curfew

Female Soldier Shoots Captain During Adamawa Curfew

In a shocking incident at a checkpoint in Yola, the state capital of Adamawa, a female soldier enforcing the curfew imposed by Governor Ahmadu Fintiri has killed a Major.

The curfew was put in place after hoodlums looted government warehouses, including palliatives intended to alleviate the impact of fuel subsidy.

The Lance Corporal identified as NKIRU allegedly engaged in a confrontation with civilians at the Fire Service Round About during the curfew. She insisted that motorists returning home must turn back, even when some of them revealed they were essential workers on duty.

When the Captain attempted to intervene, the female soldier, who had her rifle cocked, accidentally fired, resulting in the tragic death of the Major.

The victim was immediately rushed to the Federal Medical Centre in Yola, where he was pronounced dead. The female soldier was apprehended by fellow soldiers and taken into custody.

Reports suggest that she had a history of allegedly harassing civilians and showing aggression with her weapon at the slightest provocation.


 

August 7, 2023 Lagos Government Sacks Hospital Managers, Suspends LASIAMA GM After Doctor’s Elevator Death

Lagos Government Sacks Hospital Managers, Suspends LASIAMA GM After Doctor’s Elevator Death

Following the unfortunate death of Dr. Diaso Vwaere in an elevator crash at Island General Hospital Odan, the Lagos State Government has taken decisive action.

The facility managers responsible have been sacked and blacklisted, and the General Manager of LASIAMA has been suspended.

According to Olumide Sogunle, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information and Strategy, the state government has initiated these measures based on the initial findings of its panel of inquiry.

In addition to the personnel changes, the hospital management will now have a more direct involvement in the operations and line of reporting of the facility managers.

Moreover, the installation and maintenance contractors have been handed over to the Police for further investigation, and they may face prosecution if found culpable. The Police will also be looking into the possibility of negligence by any other individuals involved.

The government's actions aim to address the incident seriously and ensure accountability for the tragic loss of Dr. Diaso Vwaere's life.

August 2, 2023 Sanwo-Olu Commends Rescuers as He Visits Helicopter Crash Site

Sanwo-Olu Commends Rescuers as He Visits Helicopter Crash Site

On the evening of August 1, 2023, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State visited the scene of a helicopter crash that occurred on Oba Akran Avenue in Ikeja.

After assessing the site of the unfortunate incident involving a single-engine fixed-wing Jabiru aircraft with registration number 5NCCQ, the governor commended the efforts of the first responders and residents who swiftly joined the rescue mission.

The aircraft, carrying two passengers, crash-landed into an old communication pole near Ikeja Bus Stop at around 4:00 p.m. Fortunately, both occupants of the helicopter were successfully rescued and are currently receiving medical attention at the hospital.

There was an unfortunate helicopter crash on the road of Oba Akran, right in the middle of the road. It was a single-engine helicopter that had two passengers on board.

”The two passengers on board have been rescued. They are currently at a hospital and are receiving treatment as we speak.

Governor Sanwo-Olu expressed relief that no lives were lost in the accident and assured that a comprehensive investigation would be conducted by the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) to determine the cause of the crash.

The governor praised the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) for their relentless efforts in clearing the road of debris from the helicopter wreckage.

He also extended his gratitude to the local residents and two individuals, Oluwafemi and Opeyemi, who fearlessly took action to extinguish the fire that broke out after the crash.

Despite the chaos, Opeyemi and Oluwafemi bravely sought water and assisted in rescuing the passengers from the aircraft.

”We do not know the cause of the helicopter crash. That would be done by experts at the NSIB, which is an investigative bureau.

”We could see that the crash site had been secured. All the wreckage has been evacuated and moved into a truck.

“It would be transported officially and handed over to the Nigerian Aviation Authority where I am sure necessary investigations would be done.

”We are thankful to all the residents and all of you that came out very quickly and were able to rescue the occupants. Thanks to workers at the fuel station because where the crash happened was a gas line.

”I am thankful to the two people I mentioned earlier and I am sure we are happy that while the unfortunate incident happened in the middle of the road, it has not led to any fatality,” he said.

We thank God, it wasn’t more than this. I am sure the investigation would reveal all of the things that have gone wrong and we are hoping that the people responsible will be held accountable at the end of the day,” Sanwo-olu said.

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