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BEDC Employee Dies Following Electrocution Incident in Ado-Ekiti
A BEDC technician passed away following an electrocution accident while conducting repair work near the Federal Polytechnic Satellite Campus in Ado-Ekiti.
Unfinished Two-Story Structure Falls in Sokoto
A two-story building under construction in Sokoto collapsed on Wednesday, but all 15 workers on-site escaped without injury.
Tips for Safe and Stylish Festival Make-up
Get ready for festival season with tips on achieving a bold look while avoiding toxic chemicals and skin irritation.
Oko Polytechnic Denies Student Fatalities Following Building Collapse
Oko Polytechnic leadership states that no students died during the recent collapse of a private lodge in Amaokpala, noting that most pupils had left campus for the break.
Senate Calls for Nationwide Audit of Miners and Creation of Compensation Fund
The Senate has mandated an audit of mining operations and the establishment of a compensation fund following fatal accidents in Kogi State's coal mining sector.
NIHSA Issues Flood Warning for 17 States Starting July 21
NIHSA has alerted 17 Nigerian states to imminent flood risks occurring from July 21 to July 27, prompting calls for immediate emergency preparations.
Electrical surge blamed for fire outbreak at Ikorodu Sabo Market
A fire sparked by an electrical surge destroyed 17 shops at the Sabo Market in Ikorodu early Tuesday, though no casualties were reported.
Abia State Mandates Geotechnical Testing for All New Construction Projects
Abia State has introduced a mandatory requirement for soil and geotechnical testing before new building permits are issued, following multiple recent building collapses.
Police confiscate £18m in counterfeit football kits during World Cup
Law enforcement recovered over 220,000 pieces of illegal football merchandise worth £18m, warning that the counterfeit kits are highly flammable and potentially dangerous.
Two Firefighters Collapse During Lagos Residential Building Blaze
A fire at a Ketu-Ikosi residential building led to the collapse of two firefighters, who are now stable, while no residents were harmed in the incident caused by an electrical surge.