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Lagos gas plant on fire

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January 15, 2018
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A  gas plant in  Magodo Lagos is on fire, and it has spread to other properties in the neighborhood.

The fire outbreak occurred this morning, following an explosion at the plant called Second Coming Gas Plant.

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Federal Road Safety Corps spokesman. Bisi Kazeem urged motorists to take alternative   routes. The extent of damage is unknown at this moment.

But firemen have arrived at the scene.

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