Lagos explosion not caused by oil pipeline vandalism nema 2

You're referring to the recent explosion in Lagos, Nigeria. According to reports, the explosion occurred at a gas plant in Abule Ado, Lagos, and it's not related to oil pipeline vandalism.

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has confirmed that the explosion was caused by a gas leak from a cooking stove at a nearby restaurant. The explosion occurred on June 28, 2022, and it resulted in the loss of several lives and properties.

NEMA's Director-General, Mustapha Maihajja, stated that the agency received a distress call about the explosion and immediately dispatched a team to the scene. He added that the agency is working with other emergency responders to provide assistance to those affected by the explosion.

It's worth noting that the explosion is not related to oil pipeline vandalism, which is a common issue in Nigeria. Oil pipeline vandalism is a major problem in the country, and it often leads to oil spills and environmental damage.

In this case, the explosion was caused by a gas leak from a cooking stove, which highlights the importance of proper safety measures and regulations in the hospitality industry.