Lekki building collapse: Ambode sacks LABSCA GM, three others over negligence

Barely one week into the collapsed of a five storey building a under construction at Lekki Gardens, Ikusenla Road, Ikate Elegushi, in Eti- Osa Local Government, Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, Monday, sacked the General Manager of the state Building Control Agency, LASBCA, Engr. Adeigbe Olushola.

The governor also sacked the Head of Inspection and Quality Control in the Agency, Adeoye Thomas Adeyemi, the Zonal District Officer in the Agency, Dosunmu Gbadebo, while the Zonal Head of Eti-Osa West of the Agency, Mrs. Akinde Adenike Sherifat was compulsorily retired from the Civil Service.


Ambode in a statement by the State Head of Service, Mrs. Olabowale Ademola, said the affected officers were dismissed having been indicted of negligence, which according to him, is an act of misconduct under the Public Service Rule 040401.

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  1. The heads of all the emergency servicwes should be sacked as well.I have never heard of any country where rescue operations are suspended at night tight, when humans are trapped underneath the rubble either during an earthquake or collapsed buildings.The early those trapped humans are reached and rescued the better their chances of survival,this has been demonstrated time without number worldwide but sadly the rescue teams present at the Lekki Building location decided to suspend their rescue efforts Tuesday night to resume Wednesday morning, when all trapped people still with survival chances would had died.Not surprised,not one single trapped human was rescued when they resumed on Wednesday.If this happened in developed countries,all the present rescue teams leaders would be prosecuted for manslaughter

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  2. > > > And TB Joshua should be jailed too!

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    1. Yes..o. It surprises me that at Synagogue where over 160 people died, no official there was indicted or even detained but see What is happening to the Lekki officials. The deaths of these innocent people is unfortunate, but it appears there is selective justice in this matter.

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