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Ikoyi Building Collapse: All victims died before rescue operations began – LASEMA

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The LASEMA boss said, “Hundred per cent yes, my lord, there was nobody that died in the course of our intervention, to the best of my knowledge.”

The post Ikoyi Building Collapse: All victims died before rescue operations began – LASEMA appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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