Local News

Many trapped as shopping mall collapses in Abuja

VOICE AIR MEDIA News Update

Seven persons have been rescued from rubbles of a collapsed three-storey building under construction in Abuja.

Ikharo Attah, the senior special assistant to the FCT minister on monitoring, inspection, and enforcement, confirmed the development to TheCable on Thursday.

Attah said many are still feared trapped under the rubble of the building suspected to be a shopping mall in the 7th avenue in the Gwarimpa area of Abuja while seven were rescued.

“As of 2: 41pm on Thursday, we have rescued seven persons. Out of the seven, five looked stable while two have been taken to the hospital due to their unstable condition,” Attah said.

“So many of them are still there. Many of them are still calling their relatives under the rubble.”

Some eyewitnesses said over 30 to 70 persons were still trapped as they could hear their voices calling for help.

Details later…

VAM News

Recent Posts

2026 Children’s Day: Ekiti Govt Reaffirms Commitment to Inclusive Child Development

THE Ekiti State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting inclusive education, child protection and…

5 hours ago

2026 Children’s Day: Students collapse during celebration in Edo

Several students collapsed yesterday May 27 during the Children’s Day celebration at the Dr Ogbemudia…

11 hours ago

DRC-Uganda border shut over Ebola outbreak

News Update Uganda has closed its border with the Democratic Republic of Congo in an…

11 hours ago

2026 APC primaries: Latest on Certificates of Return to Candidates

News Update Winners of the recently concluded primary elections of the ruling All Progressives Congress,…

13 hours ago

2027: Atiku bags ADC presidential ticket

Former Vice President and current presidential aspirant of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Atiku Abubakar,…

15 hours ago

Popular Singer Makes Bold Claim About Firstborn Gender and Woman Pregnancy History

Women who have never given birth or had an abortion before are more likely to…

15 hours ago