Lagos Govt releases N250m, sets up N2bn Trust Fund For Blast Victims. |Fashina Shakiru

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.....gas explosion incident  looks like a war zone Sanwo-Olu laments

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Following the devasted  gas exploration blast  on Sunday at Abule Ado area of Lagos State, Governor Babjide Sanwo-Olu, has deposited the sum of Two hundred and Fifty million Naria (N250m) and set up sum of  Two billion Naria (N2b)emergency relief fund for victims.

He made this known today when visited site of the incident in Abule -Ado Lagos.

According to him, the state has set up Two billion Naria (N2b) Trust Fund committee for the victims headed by Deputy Governor, Dr. Obafemi Hazmat and Two hundred and Fifty million Naria (N250m) fund immediately deposted to AbuleAdo Emergency Relief Fund.


The Governor appealed to the well meaning Nigerians and International body to support the state  as the explosion beyond what government can independently handle.

Sanwo-Olu laments that the gas explosion incident  looks like a war zone.

Here are the account details for the relief fund

Name of Account: AbuleAdo Emergency Relief Fund
Bank Name: Polaris Bank
Acct Number: 4030017510

Name of Account: Abule Ado Emergency Relief Fund
Bank Name: Zenith Bank
Acct Number: 1017184516

Name of Account: Abule Ado Emergency Relief Fund
Bank Name: Guaranty Trust Bank
Acct Number: 0568615688

I appeal to everyone to be a part of helping to provide this much needed relief.

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