A victim being rescued from the rubble of the collapsed building at Freeman Street, Lagos Island today.
Matilda Omonaiye/
Rescue workers are battling to save lives at 92 Freeman Street, Lagos this morning after a two-storey building with a pent house came down on its occupants in the early hours of the day.
So far, two persons have been brought out dead with eight others in critical conditions.
NewsmakersNG learnt that the building collapsed at about 3 am.
Police officers, including the Area ‘A’ Commander, Lion Building, ACP Bode Ojajuni were seen battling to save lives at the site, along with LASEMA officials led by Dr Olufemi Oke-Osanyintolu, and officials of Federal Road Safety Corps, NEMA, Fire Service, and Neighborhood Watch at about 7 am.
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Buildings are collapsing because qualified engineers are left in the process of building construction nationwNat. As a poor construction methods and poor quality materials are being used. What do you expect- building collapse.