THREE DEAD AS GAS EXPLOSION ROCKS LAGOS. (PHOTO).

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 Three dead as gas explosion rocks Lagos Three persons have died as gas explosion rocked Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos, Southwest Nigeria on Tuesday afternoon. A 50kg Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) cylinder was said to have exploded at the frontage of a row of shops at Abule Pan, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Ibeju Lekki. The gas explosion occurred around 3:34pm on Tuesday. Loud bang was heard in the area with balls of fire enveloping the atmosphere, leading to pandemonium in the area when the gas explosion occurred. The Director/CEO, Lagos State Fire and Rescue Services, Margaret Adeseye in a statement said the explosion involved LNG (industrial gas) cylinder of about 50kg assembled at the frontage of a row of shops. Adeseye said the Lekki Phase II Fire Station of the Lagos State Fire and Rescue Services complemented by Health Environment officials, military officials, Federal Road Safety Corps officials and Ibeju Lekki Local Government joined hands to combat the inferno. She said the cause of the e

COVID-19: HEALTH SERVICE COMMISSION RECEIVES CONSUMABLES FROM OKEOWO FOUNDATION.{PHOTO}.#PRESS RELEASE.

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     The Lagos State Health Service Commission has received 1000 units of food consumables donated by the Joshua Okeowo Foundation.
Receiving the donations on behalf of the Commission, the Director, Human Resources and Administration, Mr. Phillip Dosunmu, expressed gratitude for the benevolent gesture exhibited towards frontline health workers in the battle against the ravaging COVID-19 pandemic.
He said “This move by Joshua Okeowo Foundation, is a laudable one at encouraging our frontliners across the 27 Public Health Facilities in the State. On behalf of the Management and Staff of this formidable agency, I sincerely thank the initiators of this considerable kindness, even as we encourage spirited Nigerians to emulate the laudable gesture”.
In her remarks, the representative of the Joshua Okeowo Foundation, Dr. Lara Oyadotun, stated that the initiative was part of the three projects which the foundation initiated towards public empowerment.
She said, “This initiative is intended to encourage frontliners who are doing their best and risking their health towards curbing the spread of COVID-19 pandemic within the State. It could only be imperative to have such a presentation via Lagos State Health Service Commission in effecting this purpose. Following this gesture, would be a review which we could definitely want to reconsider in the near future at ensuring more worthwhile donations”.
“We would particularly want to foster the relationship we have with these healthcare providers in future, by doing more of such contributions”, she added.
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