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BREAKING: NEMA alerts of leakage in gas pipeline in Ikeja, tells people, motorists to avoid the area

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Following a pipeline gas leakage in the heart of Ikeja, Lagos State capital, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has asked motorists and people to avoid the area immediately.

NEMA advised residents in and around Anifowose, Computer Village, under bridge on Awolowo way as well as Oba Akran areas to leave the area after the pipeline gas leakage on Wednesday morning.

They are also advised not to cook or ignite fire in the shops, offices and homes.

Reports said fire-fighting trucks have been deployed in the area in anticipation of likely havoc.

The spokesperson for NEMA (South West), Mr Ibrahim Farinloye, said in a statement: “Residents are to avoid using anything inflammable.

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“Residents around Computer Village, Underbridge Awolowo Way, and Oba Akran axis, Anifowose Street, Medical Road must not open shops or use open naked fire for safety reasons.

“Distressed alert just received indicates massive pipeline gas leakage around these areas.”

However, traffic diversion around the areas is still in force.

Details shortly…..

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