It was discovered that the fire began from a furniture studio along Ladipo road, Mushin, however later spread to a stockroom where Toyota spare parts are put away.
Sources said the fire what began as electric flash from the furniture studio later stretched out to number 85, Ladipo Street by Fatai Atere way, Ladipo.
The South-West Coordinator of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Ibrahim Farinloye, who affirmed the episode, clarified that the fire, which impacted a three-story building, kept on seething till Monday morning.
Farinloye said the security fortress of the structure made genuine impediment and that it forestalled heros access into the structure.
He said the structure which is as yet ablaze stances genuine wellbeing danger, taking note of that the house has created genuine indications of security concerns.
He said, “The structure is said to have grouped Toyota auto extra parts. The fire was said to have begun at a furniture studio situated behind the three story building. It began as an electrical flash around 10:45pm on Sunday.
“Neighbors asserted that they didn’t know that the flash could prompt fire, yet when they understood the effect of the full fire flare-up, they couldn’t deal with it.
“Before Responders could show up, the fire had spread to the 3 Story building. No loss recorded up until now and salvage tasks is right now progressing.
“Authorities of NEMA, the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA), authorities of the state and Federal Fire Services, and Policemen are on ground to forestall imps from plundering merchants properties.”
