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One dies, eight rescued as three-storey building collapses in Lagos
One person has been confirmed dead while eight others were rescued following the collapse of a three-storey building with a penthouse at 28 Baale Alayabiagba Street, Ajegunle, Apapa, Lagos. The building, which was reportedly undergoing manual demolition, caved in at about 11:09 a.m. on Thursday, trapping workers under the rubble. The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) said the…
It’s a #scarysight the #trafficinlagos It’s a scary life the sight in #ajegunle #lagos is beautiful but that’s a lie by the #government Our celebrities celebrating themselves and telling #tales of our frontage..come inside dear #world and spit and curse our selfish bastard #leadersofafrica 💔 https://www.instagram.com/p/CNmZVImAgge/?igshid=d81j0uk7rusb
Ajegunle: Where superstars are groomed
Ajegunle: Where superstars are groomed
Ajegunle uniqueness likes in the fact that it is a concentration of all the many ethnic groups in Nigeria; Ajegunle is Yoruba word which is broke down as Aje gunle meaning a place where riches dwell; in other words a land with raw and untapped treasures (Talents).
Located in the Ajeromi-Ifelodun Local government and bordered on the west by Apapa Wharf and Tincan, two of Nigeria’s biggest sea…
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We were very sad to receive a call from a family we support at Ajegunle, on Sunday, 19th April, about a fire outbreak that destroyed their home and community. Naomi and her mother lived in the notorious Dustbin Estate slum until a candle set fire to one of the shanties in their neighbourhood, and the fire hit second gear when it came in contact with a gas cylinder. They were lucky to escape with their lives, but their home and possessions were burned to the ground!
They were among 100 families affected; 101 men, 95 women and 265 children, according to reports from a local NGO, LOTS Charity Foundation. The organisation, which is based at Ajegunle, recently constructed a public toilet for the residents of the ‘estate’ or slum. However, this was among the things destroyed by the fire.
This is particularly devastating, in light on the current state of the country and the world, as we deal with the Corona virus pandemic. These people were already struggling to cope and are now in dire straits. Upon hearing of the catastrophe, FLA sent Naomi’s mom some urgent financial relief, pending when we can visit the locality and offer more support. Thankfully, LOTS Charity are on ground to assist, so we would like to appeal for your donations so we can help more families to cope with this loss and survive the pandemic.
If you are able, please donate to Fair Life Africa Foundation at GTBank – 0106643687, or give online via our GlobalGiving Project Page – https://globalgiving.org/projects/18330 or via Paystack – https://paystack.com/pay/fairlifeafrica.
Alternatively, donate to LOTS Charity Foundation, GTBank – 0013502376.
Thanks for your love and support. May God keep you and your family through this pandemic and save us all!
Tragedy at Dustbin Estate, Ajegunle, In The Midst Of A Pandemic We were very sad to receive a call from a family we support at Ajegunle, on Sunday, 19th April, about a fire outbreak that destroyed their home and community.
