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Breaking! Video! Supreme Court Building On Fire

The Supreme Court of Nigeria building was gutted by fire.

Supreme Court On Fire

The fire outbreak affected the offices of the justices of the apex Court of Nigeria. 

Eye Witness Video

The fire which started around 7 am, caused panic among staff members of the court who scampered to safety.

Video of the inferno

Though no human casualty was recorded, however, it was not clear whether sensitive documents and files were destroyed by the early morning fire.

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