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Tanker Explosion At Otedola-Ojodu, Berger Lagos: Over 20 Vehicles Burnt – Video/Photos

There’s a tanker explosion at Otedola/Ojodu Berger today and over 20 cars were reportedly burnt. The number of casualty in the incident is not ascertained but right now efforts already are in  place as The Lagos Fire Service officers are spotted at the scene.

And calls have already been made to other appropriate authorities to intervene in the sad incident to avert a breakdown of law and order.

See more updates bellow.

Don Jazzy Reacts To Lagos Explosion At Otedola Bridge

Am Sure by now we all know what happened at Otedola Bridge this Evening, While we are Yet to get score for the Lives that went up in Flames, The Cars that got burnt, Singer Don Jazzy has reacted to the Incident, The mavin boss said its a Bad Omen..
He has already changed his Twitter Avi to Total Darkness, So Sad..

Dankwambo Sympathizes With Families Of Victims

My Sincere condolences to the family of those who lost their lives today in an unfortunate fire incidence that occurred at Otedola Bridge, Lagos. May God grant quick recovery to the injured and eternal repose to the dead.

President Buhari Sympathizes With Victims Of Otedola Bridge Lagos Tanker Fire

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