Nigerian Navy Rescues Victims from Lagos Building Collapse

The Nigerian Navy conducted a successful rescue operation in Lagos after a building collapse in the Alakija area. Responding to a distress call, naval personnel, led by Captain Abiodun Folorunsho, swiftly mobilized to the scene to join emergency response efforts aimed at saving lives.
The rescue team effectively pulled several victims from the rubble and provided them with urgent medical attention. The victims were subsequently transported to a hospital in Ojo for further care.
The Chief of Naval Staff commended the courage and selfless service displayed by the rescue team during the operation and praised the medical personnel at the Nigerian Navy hospital in Ojo for their swift response and dedication. The Nigerian Navy expressed sympathy for the families affected by the incident and reassured that they remain committed to providing humanitarian assistance to civil authorities whenever called upon.
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