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Ikoyi high-rise building collapse. Photo: Guardian.
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By Chioma Obinagwam

Today marks one week since the collapse of the 21 storey building located at Gerrard Road, Ikoyi.

Confiance News gathered that death toll has risen to 42 with 15 survivors. However, one remarkable thing about this survivor who was cheered by Onlookers is that he came out of the rubble without a bruise.

Did I hear you say, “God is great.” Indeed, it is a miracle.

Survivor of Ikoyi high-rise building collapse. Photo credit: Asiwaju Husaini on Facebook.

 

Cover Photo: Collapsed 21 storey building at Gerrard Road, Ikoyi. Credit: The Guardian.

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