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Spare parts worth millons of naira destroyed as fire ravages Ibadan market

Spare parts worth millons of naira have been destroyed in a fire outbreak at a market in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital. DAILY POST reports that the incident occurred at Araromi market, in Onipasan, Ibadan North-East LGA, on Saturday night. It was learnt that some shops dealing on vehicles tyres and spare parts were affected in the […] Spare parts worth millons of naira destroyed as fire ravages…

Spare parts worth millons of naira destroyed as fire ravages Ibadan market

A devastating fire broke out at Araromi market in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, on Saturday night, destroying spare parts worth millions of naira. The incident occurred in Onipasan, Ibadan North-East Local Government Area. Shops dealing in vehicle tyres and spare parts were affected by the blaze. Fortunately, no lives were lost in the fire.

Maroof Akinwande, Chairman of Oyo State Fire Service, confirmed the incident and stated that the swift response of the fire service prevented the flames from spreading to other nearby shops and properties. Akinwande explained that upon arrival at the scene, the firefighters found disused tyres and spare parts engulfed in flames, posing a threat to the surrounding establishments.

The fire service promptly deployed additional resources, including a backup fire truck, to combat the blaze. Thanks to their prompt firefighting efforts, the fire was contained, averting further damage to property and ensuring the safety of nearby businesses and residents.

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