UAC building in Lagos Island is currently on fire

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.

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

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Kano Hisbah Board destroys 30 trailer loads of beer worth N150 m

The Kano State Hisbah Board has seized and destroyed 30 trailer loads of beer worth N150 million. In a statement released on Tuesday December 25th, the board’s Public Relations Officer, Adamu Yahaya, said that the cartons of beer were destroyed on Monday evening December 24th after interception at Kalebawa on Danbata Road in Dawakin Tofa area. “The Kano State Law No. 4 of 2004 has banned the manufacture and use of intoxicants in the state. Furthermore, an order was given by a magistrates’ court for us to go ahead with the exercise,” the public relations officer said. The worth of a trailer load of beer is between N5.2 million and N5.5 million. The sale of beer and its consumption has been banned in Kano state.

WANTED:Nigerian national declared wanted for series of robbery attacks in Ghana

A Nigerian national from Delta State has been declared wanted for series of robbery attacks in Ghana . According to Ghana Police Service, the suspect, 29-year-old Kess Billions is alleged to be the leader of a ruthless robbery gang terrorizing Accra, Ghana. The authorities said in a statement that he led his gang to rob a forex bureau at Teshie Tsuibleoo change on the 31st of January, 2018, and they made away with an unspecified amount of money Kess and his gang again reportedly robbed a company on the 16th of February, 2018, and stole a huge sum of money from their victims. He is believed to be hiding in Teshie, Spintex Road in Tema, Aflao, or Nigeria. Read the full statement below.

Police Sources Reveal That $2million Was Carted Away During Delta Bullion Van Robbery

U zosafety has reliably learned that a whopping sum of $2 million was the actual amount of money carted away by the daredevil armed robbers that robbed a billion van in Asaba, the capital city of Delta state on December 8th It would be recalled that on Friday, December 8, 2017, daredevil armed robbers numbering over five using a sienna car attacked a bullion van belonging to a major bank around Koka junction along the Asaba-Benin Expressway and carted away an undisclosed amount of cash, running into several millions of naira as they shot sporadically to scare people away from the scene of the operation. Scene of robbery SaharaReporters learned that shortly after the robbery incident, three senior officials of the bank storme...

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