Omotoso added that the state government would be responsible for “the emergency treatment and care, including the medical bills of the patients on admission,” adding that the state would also provide post-trauma counselling support and care for all victims through the Lagos MiND programme.
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Emergency responders have recovered two dead bodies from the rubble of a building that collapsed in the early hours of Sunday in Lekki, Lagos State, NAN reports. Zonal Coordinator South West, National Emergency Management Agency, Mr Ibrahim Farinloye, disclosed this to journalists on Sunday in Lagos. Farinloye said the seven-storey building under construction collapsed at Oba Idowu Oniru Street, Lekki. He said operations were ongoing to rescue the remaining trapped persons under the rubble.
Like the wall of Jericho, an infirm structure in a house being renovated carrying three 500 litres of water tanks shattered through a partitioning fence and collapsed on the roof of a closeby one-room apartment housing Funmisola Olaoye, a single mother, and her family.
It was gathered that Ayinde, in a bid to forcibly obtain the land, worth N500million, destroyed properties worth millions of naira, by using the police and other security forces to assault the landowners.