General News
Ikpeazu Bans Roasting Of Fish, Cooking In Abia Major Markets
Following the fire incident of Tuesday, February 8, at line 27 of Ngwa Road Market which affected two shops and was sparked by a fish roaster’s stove that was left on after close of business, Abia State governor Okezie Ikpeazu has directed immediate ban on roasting of fish and other animals as well as cooking within the major markets in the state.
The governor thanked God that the market authorities and other sympathisers were able to deploy available fire-fighting equipment to quickly contain the fire.
In a statement issued by the commissioner for trade and investment, Chief John Okiyi Kalu, the governor directed the Ministry of Trade and Investment to evaluate the extent of damage to goods at the two affected shops with a view to supporting the concerned traders.
He said, “We wish to encourage all market executives to fully implement the guidelines on fire protection within our markets including ensuring that no flammable material is allowed to be stored within the market as well as effectively distributing fire extinguishers.
-
Entertainment2 years agoAdanma Luke Appeals for Forgiveness over Junior Pope’s Death: “I’m Gradually Losing My Life, Please Forgive Me”
-
Security News2 years agoRivers: Tension as Gunmen on Speedboat Abduct Fubara, Police Launch Manhunt
-
Security News2 years agoSoldiers in South East Extort, Humiliate Us While Kidnappers Operate Freely Near Checkpoints, Igbo Women’s Group Alleges
-
Politics2 years agoRevealed: Ajuri Ngelale Fired Over Feud with Onanuga, Despite Medical Cover Story
-
General News2 years agoGov. Soludo Seals Peter Obi’s Campaign Office, Edozie Njoku-Led APGA State Office
-
Security News2 years agoEnugwu-Ukwu in Shock: Deadly Ambush Leaves Multiple Dead, Survivors in Fear
-
General News2 years agoVideo: Moment DSS Staff Erupt in Jubilation as News of Bichi’s Sack Announced
-
Breaking News2 years agoJUST IN: Presidential Adviser Ajuri Ngelale Steps Down Temporarily, Cites Reasons
