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‎THREE ANAMBRA BROTHERS WHO DIED IN GNI FIRE INCIDENT IN LAGOS, WILL BE BURIED ON JANUARY 14 IN IHIALA, ANAMBRA STATE.(PHOTOS).


 ‎Three Anambra brothers who died in GNI fire incident in Lagos, will be buried on January 14 in Ihiala, Anambra State.

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‎The three Omatu brothers who died in the inferno that razed a 25-storey building known as Great Nigeria Insurance House in Lagos Island, Lagos State, will be buried on January 14.

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‎the fire incident, which occurred just hours before Christmas Day, spread rapidly to neighbouring buildings, including a mosque and a nearby plaza, sending thick plumes of smoke into the skyline

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‎The report revealed that one of the families deeply affected by this incident is the Omatu family from Ihiala Anambra State, who lost three siblings: Steve (40), Casmir (39) and Collins (37), after they were trapped in the building and are believed to have died in the fire.

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‎A surviving twin, Camillus Omatu, was said to have narrowly escaped the incident.

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‎Providing an update on Monday, a sister of the brothers, Mimi Nonyerem, disclosed that the service of songs would be held on January 7 and would be followed by the burial on January 14.

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‎In a Facebook post, Nonyerem wrote, “The burial date for our brothers has been scheduled for January 14th, 2026. I humbly request your prayers for divine protection over my family.

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"‎If you are in Ihiala, Anambra State, your presence would be greatly appreciated.” she said

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‎According to the obituary she posted, the service of songs will be held in Lagos State, while the burial will be held in Anambra State.

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‎Nonyerem had on January 3 celebrated the posthumous birthday of one of her late brothers, Steve.

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