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LASEMA blames meter power surge for Lagos building fire

Punch Nigeria about 20 hours 1 mins read

A power surge from a prepaid meter caused a Lagos building fire in Ketu-Ikosi, LASEMA reports. Two firefighters collapsed during the rescue operation. Read More: https://punchng.com/lasema-blames-meter-power-surge-for-lagos-building-fire/

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