Recurring Fires In Abuja: How Safety Gaps Are Burning Billions In Nigeria’s Capital

Posted By: independent
March 12, 2026

Frequent blazes in Nigeria’s capital expose safety lapses, weak insurance coverage and mounting economic losses.NICHOLAS UWERUNONYE writes. A late-night fire that ravaged the popular Hotel De Bently earlier this week…

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