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UAC building in Lagos Island is currently on fire

                                         UAC building in Lagos Island is currently on fire (photos/video)
The UAC building in Lagos Island is currently on fire and efforts are being made to put it under control.
A Twitter user who works in the building has been giving a minute-by-minute report of what's going on.
Glasses have been shattered in the fire and properties destroyed. Staff have been evacuated and can be seen standing downstairs watching the building burn.

UAC building in Lagos Island is currently on fire (photos/video)

The fire service has arrived and is doing all they can to put off the fire, an eyewitness revealed.

UAC building in Lagos Island is currently on fire (photos/video)

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