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Fire destroys three Supreme Court justices’ office 

The offices of three justices in the Supreme Court have allegedly been burnt down in a fire incident reported on Monday.

Supreme Court on Fire. Photo Credit: Daily Post
Supreme Court on Fire. Photo Credit: Daily Post

Abuja, Nigeria

The offices of three justices in the Supreme Court have allegedly been burnt down in a fire incident reported on Monday.

Dr Festus Akande, director of press and information of the apex court confirmed the development to NAN. 

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“The fire has since been put out. There was no casualty,” Akande said.

He said the fire was caused by an electric spark in the affected section of the Supreme Court.

DailyAgent also gathered that the men of the Federal Fire Service had put out the fire and everything had returned to normalcy in the apex court complex.

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