Fire gutted the National Youth Service Corps headquarters in Abuja on Friday.
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However, no life was lost in the sudden fire incident as it was limited to the third floor of the six-storey building edifice.
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The commission made this known in a statement issued by the Director of Press Relations, Eddy Megwa, on Friday.
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He said that the fire was immediately quelled by the Federal Capital Territory and Federal Fire Service Departments when the incident occured at about 07.30am.
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Megwa also said that the affected floor is occupied by Planning, Research and Statistics and the General Service Department with the fire affecting only a particular room with electronic gadgets.
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He said, “Fortunately enough, no life was lost and all vital documents were promptly evacuated and safeguarded.
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“The management of the scheme heartily appreciates the Federal and FCT Fire Service Departments for their prompt response which minimised the effect of the incident.
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“Management also appreciates all security agencies for the invaluable roles they played during the unfortunate incident.” CONTINUE READING……………………..
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