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NPA FIRE UPDATE:  No Sensitive Document Was Affected – Spokesman

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Sequel to the fire outbreak on Wednesday, at the corporate headquarters, management of the Nigerian Ports Authority NPA has stated that no sensitive documents were lost, saying normalcy has been restored and operations have not been disrupted in anyway.

 

Olaseni Alakija, General Manager Corporate and Strategic Communications NPA who diclosed this short after the inferno, noted that the fire affected one office where 2 desk tops, tables, chairs and other furniture were lost.

Alakija added that two other adjoining offices were affected by smoke and soot.

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According to him, management of the Authority appreciates the prompt response and professionalism of the Authority’s Fire service  and security departments during the inferno.

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“In the early hours of Wednesday 22nd September, 2021 a fire incident suspected to have been triggered by an electrical surge affected 3 offices on the 6th floor of the Broad Street wing of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) Headquarters.

“Operatives of the NPA Fire Service Department immediately mobilized to the scene and promptly contained the fire.

 

“In line with safety protocols, the affected floor has since been cordoned off and investigations are ongoing to ascertain the actual cause of the fire.

 

“The fire affected one office where 2 desk tops, tables, chairs and other furniture were lost. Two other adjoining offices were affected by smoke and soot.

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“The Management of the Authority appreciates the prompt response and professionalism of the Authority’s Fire service  and security departments and wishes to assure all stakeholders and  the general public that no sensitive documents were lost and normalcy has been restored and that our operations have not been disrupted in anyway”,the statement added.

 

By Roland Ekama