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One More Body Recovered From GNI Building Fire in Lagos, Many Injured as Recovery Operations Continue
The Lagos State Government confirmed that another body has been recovered from the Great Nigeria Insurance (GNI) House fire on Martins Street, Lagos Island. The tragic incident, which began on December 24, 2025, caused part of the 25-storey building to collapse, leaving several people trapped and some burnt beyond recognition.
Authorities reported eight injured individuals, including a fireman, who have been hospitalized, while minor injuries were treated on-site. Emergency teams continue recovery operations amid fears that more victims remain under the rubble. Families of the missing have reported multiple deaths, with some remains unidentifiable. Factors such as poor storage practices, combustible materials, and structural design issues contributed to the severity of the disaster.
The Lagos State Government confirmed that another body has been recovered from the Great Nigeria Insurance (GNI) House fire on Martins Street, Lagos Island. The tragic incident, which began on December 24, 2025, caused part of the 25-storey building to collapse, leaving several people trapped and some burnt beyond recognition.
Authorities reported eight injured individuals, including a fireman, who have been hospitalized, while minor injuries were treated on-site. Emergency teams continue recovery operations amid fears that more victims remain under the rubble. Families of the missing have reported multiple deaths, with some remains unidentifiable. Factors such as poor storage practices, combustible materials, and structural design issues contributed to the severity of the disaster.
One More Body Recovered From GNI Building Fire in Lagos, Many Injured as Recovery Operations Continue
The Lagos State Government confirmed that another body has been recovered from the Great Nigeria Insurance (GNI) House fire on Martins Street, Lagos Island. The tragic incident, which began on December 24, 2025, caused part of the 25-storey building to collapse, leaving several people trapped and some burnt beyond recognition.
Authorities reported eight injured individuals, including a fireman, who have been hospitalized, while minor injuries were treated on-site. Emergency teams continue recovery operations amid fears that more victims remain under the rubble. Families of the missing have reported multiple deaths, with some remains unidentifiable. Factors such as poor storage practices, combustible materials, and structural design issues contributed to the severity of the disaster.
