BREAKING NEWS: Goods Worth Millions Of Naira Lost In Maiduguri Market Inferno

A blazing inferno destroyed properties worth millions of naira early on Sunday morning, leaving dozens of traders at Maiduguri Monday Market in Borno State inconsolable. According to the Channels TV.

The fire erupted between two and three in the morning, according to witnesses. CONTINUE READING…

No one died in the unfortunate tragedy, according to information received by Channels Television.

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Gunshots could be heard in the neighborhood as of dawn, sending bystanders running for cover.

As of the publication of this news, officials had not yet made a statement on the situation.

Recall, According to the report, Customers protesting the cash shortage brought on by the Central Bank of Nigeria’s currency redesign policy erupted in violence on Wednesday, torching banks and destroying ATMs in the states of Delta and Edo.

Three people died as a result of the violence that paralyzed social and economic activity in the two states, and many more were hurt.

Residents of Oyo, Ondo, Benue, and Kwara states joined in the protests as they let out their frustration over the lack of money that had made life difficult for many Nigerians.

Around 8 am, bank customers flocked to the state branch of the CBN at 9, Akpapakva Road to deposit their old naira notes, which is when trouble in Benin, the capital of Edo State, began.