The name of the contractor who was in charge of the Ikoyi building before its collapse on Saturday has been revealed by a footage that surfaced online.
The footage showed four persons trapped, dead. One male was dressed in a white shirt, black trousers; the other was wearing a blue site overall.
The name of the contractor who was in charge of the Ikoyi building before its collapse on Saturday has been revealed by a footage that surfaced online.
The footage showed four persons trapped, dead. One male was dressed in a white shirt, black trousers; the other was wearing a blue site overall.
The recorder moves away to another spot where two others were trapped as responders and civilians collaborated to remove rubbles.
One of the emergency officers is heard in the background trying to stop the recording. “I go scatter that camera.
The phone owner tells him to focus on his job. “Calm down, concentrate your energy on what you’re supposed to do and stop quarrelling with people. Nobody is happy.”
The citizen then focuses on two deceased workers wearing orange apron with Skylum Nigeria Limited imprinted on the back.
“More than 50 people are trapped, over 50”, multiple voices repeated as they stood on what is left of Gerrard Terraces.
The apartments were also to be known as 360 degrees. The name depicts its setting which allows the occupants to have a 360 view of the affluent Ikoyi.
