Family in Deep Pain as Two Siblings Die Tragically in Fire Outbreak in Lagos

Posted by Samuel on Tue 12th Dec, 2017 - tori.ng

Two brothers have died tragic deaths in a community in Lagos State after a fire outbreak engulfed where they slept at night.

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It has been reported that a mere two-month-old baby and his two-year-old brother, Kenneth were on Monday night killed after fire razed their makeshift home at Ifako in Lagos.
 
According to The Nation, the incident occurred around 10:30pm, at 31, Shosanya Street, off Sholuyi Bus Stop, Gbagada.
 
It was gathered that the children’s mother left a lit candle and stepped out to buy something when fire gutted the shanty.
 
Sources said the children might have suffocated to death because the outbreak was not severe.
 
The one-roomed structure was said to have served as the family’s bedroom and kitchen.
 
According to a neighbour, no one could tell if the fire was caused by candlelight or the family’s stove since the woman usually cooked inside the room.
 
“This fire started around 10pm. We do not know what caused it but the woman was not at home. She went out and left the children inside.

By the time she got back, the room was on fire and the kids had choked,” said the neighbour.
 
Confirming the incident, the Lagos State Fire Service said the bodies were recovered and handed over to the Divisional Police Officer, Ifako.
 
The service acknowledged that the children were left unattended by their mother, urging parents to imbibe safety consciousness.
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