Fulokoja Fire Service timely intervenes on building/shopping complex with multimillion Naira investment

Federal University Lokoja Fulokoja Fire Service  timely intervenes in building/shopping complex with multimillion Naira investment, The shopping complex would've been razed by fire but for the timely intervention of the University's fire service truck and the gallantry of the Chief Driver, Mal. Gambo was able to put out the inferno. 

Federal University Lokoja Notice on Fire Indicient at building/shopping complex with multimillion Naira investment opposite the Kogi State Board of Internal Revenue in Lokoja, Reads;

This is the building/shopping complex with multimillion Naira investment opposite the Kogi State Board of Internal Revenue in Lokoja that would have been razed by fire but for the timely intervention of the University's fire service truck and the gallantry of the Chief Driver, Mal. Gambo who was able to put out the inferno. 

FUL FIRE TRUCK SAVES MULTIMILLION NAIRA INVESTMENT FROM INFERNO IN LOKOJA

A multimillion Naira investment located opposite the Kogi State Board of Internal Revenue in Lokoja has been salvaged from total destruction through the timely intervention of a fire service truck belonging to Federal University Lokoja (FUL). The shop, which deals in merchandise like diesel, tyres, motor parts, batteries, and servicing of vehicles, among several others, was gutted by fire at about 5:00pm on Wednesday, April 12, 2023 (yesterday).

Through his gallantry and quick response, Mal. Gambo, the Chief Driver who drove the fire truck, was able to quench the inferno, and as a result, the entire neighborhoods were full of praise to the University and its Management for saving the property in particular and other nearby buildings that could have been greatly affected as a result of the fire disaster. 

Members of the community lauded the initiative and foresight of the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Olayemi Akinwumi for procuring the fire service truck to combat fire incidents within the two campuses of the University, and also to assist the host communities during emergencies as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Reacting to the incident was the Director of Fire Service, Kogi State.