/ Jul 09, 2026
/ Jul 09, 2026

Uncompleted Building Collapses in Ibadan

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An uncompleted building has collapsed in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital.

The incident happened on Tuesday afternoon at Ruby’s Court Estate, situated behind Saint Anne’s School in the Olorunsogo, Molete area.

The Chairman of the Oyo State Fire Service, Hon. Maroof Akinwande, confirmed the incident in a statement.

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According to him, “The emergency was reported at exactly 1:53 pm on Tuesday, June 24, 2025. The agency’s personnel promptly deployed to the scene of the incident, and on getting to the place, it was a storey building under construction that collapsed, trapping two male persons who were rescued alive. The one that sustained a serious injury was taken to a nearby hospital.”

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