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Bizarre: Fire razes Binukonu Market Ojota, destroys goods worth millions

Bizarre: Fire razes Binukonu Market Ojota, destroys goods worth millions:

Fire gutted a section of Binukonu Ultra Modern Market, Ojota in Lagos in the early hours of Friday, destroying goods and property worth millions of Naira. Newsmen report that this was the third fire incident at the the market in three years.

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A strange nostalgai for my Biggar home:

This has been some week. Every day has tossed out another topic deserving of comment, until I'm at a loss which one to pick, so let me touch on two, irrespective of occurrence or importance.

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Published on 24 March 2018 by Alan Category: NewsTag: Binukonu, bizarre, destroys, Fire, Goods, Market, Millions, Ojota, razes, Worth

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