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2 Confirmed Dead As Lagos Police College Building Collapses

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Published: 2016/12/25
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At least 2 people have been confirmed dead after a staircase collapsed at the Highway Quarters, Block W, of the Lagos Police Barracks in the early hours of Sunday.

Spokesman of the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA), Adebayo Kehinde, confirmed the incident.

“It is true that two persons died in a partial building collapse at the Police College. I don’t have the full information, but I will issue a statement in 30 minutes,” Kehinde said.

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