January 22, 2016 – Pictures: Fire Destroys Samsung Nigeria Office In Opebi Ikeja Lagos
Here are more photos from the inferno that destroyed Samsung digital headoffice in Opebi area of Ikeja Lagos yesterday.
The fire reportedly destroyed properties worth 40million naira.
Na serious gbese be that o.
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Omokehinde
January 22, 2016 at 9:50 PM
I suspect that this is nothing but vandalism of the highest order. This is one of the reasons why foreign investors are afraid to establish good paying jobs in our corrupt nation. I still don’t understand why majority of our people just like our criminal politicians are always looking for a quick and fraudulent ways of making money? I want to believe that someone or group of criminals working with Samsung set that warehouse on fire to steal the company’s properties. But if this is a genuine accident, I hope the warehouse is repair and workers are called back to work as soon as possible.
sola olaniyi
January 23, 2016 at 9:36 AM
eyahh..feel for them.
Amazon
January 23, 2016 at 1:34 PM
Hmmmmm, it’s well as long as no life was lost