One Dead In Abuja Building Collapse, Fire Service Urges Compliance With Safety Standards A 25-year-old man has been confirmed dead after a building foundation collapsed at an excavation site within Radio House, Area 8, Garki, Abuja. The Federal Fire Service (FFS) said its rescue teams recovered the victim’s body and handed it to his family after responding to a distress call on Sunday, August 24. In a statement, FFS spokesperson DCF PO Abraham expressed condolences and warned construction companies to strictly adhere to safety standards to prevent future tragedies. The incident adds to a growing spate of collapses in Abuja, with fatal cases reported this year in Gwarinpa, Jabi, and Kubwa, sparking concerns over poor engineering practices and weak enforcement of building regulations. #Abuja #BuildingCollapse #FederalFireService #BreakingNews

Abuja Residents Alarmed Over Unsafe Mabushi Building Repairs A five-storey building in Mabushi District, Abuja, has partially collapsed, but instead of demolishing it, authorities are attempting makeshift repairs. Residents, alleging the property is linked to a “powerful” individual, described the move as “dangerous engineering gymnastics” and warned it poses serious risks. The building, near RCCG Grace City and opposite the ANAN Secretariat, was sealed by the FCDA on July 24, yet concerns remain. Locals are demanding immediate demolition to avert disaster. #Abuja #BreakingNews #BuildingCollapse #Nigeria

BREAKING: Re-Construction Turns Tragic as Building Collapses in Ibadan Tragedy struck in Ibadan today as a building undergoing re-construction suddenly collapsed, sending panic across the area. According to Daily Post Nigeria, the incident occurred in one of the busy parts of the city, with eyewitnesses confirming that construction workers were on-site when the structure gave way. Emergency responders, including officials from the Oyo State Fire Service and the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), rushed to the scene. While details about casualties remain sketchy, locals fear that some individuals may be trapped under the rubble. A resident near the site said: “We just heard a loud sound. People started shouting and running. It’s shocking because work was going on normally before the collapse.” This incident adds to the growing concern over building integrity and enforcement of safety regulations in Nigeria’s construction sector. Experts have repeatedly warned about the dangers of using substandard materials and the lack of strict supervision on renovation projects. Authorities have since cordoned off the area as rescue operations continue. ⸻According to daily post Nigeria #IbadanCollapse #BreakingNews #BuildingCollapse #NigeriaNews