NewStats: 3,262,010 , 8,175,867 topics. Date: Saturday, 31 May 2025 at 02:23 PM e3h5o

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrQTg2JWT54

Aftermath of the Next supermarket Abuja after it was ravaged by a fire outbreak earlier today

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNlzDkppXog

Insurance is very important.

It's been a very long time since this store had been on their hit list.

Peter Obi should know that this investment was targeted to either go up in flames or be demolished by FCTA under the guise of distortion of Abuja master plan.

At least now they achieved its destruction without any lawsuit

Very bad i hope there was an insurance if not..

There was a country.............

Many question that needed answers
Does it mean that there was no fire extinguisher?
Where was the fire fighters?
What effort did the staff or employees of the organization made during the fire incidence.

So UAR Fire service is on public holiday. There's nothing impossible in this UAR.

I hate it when adults talk like kids .

OreMI22:
Its been a very long time that this store had been on their hit list.

Peter Obi should know that this investment was targeted to either go up in flames or be demolished by FCTA under the guise of distortion of Abuja master plan.

At least now they achieved its destruction without any lawsuit

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Ekealterego:
I feel for all the people who depend on this single business enterprise to survive and to feed their family.
That baker who works there to pay for her kids
That flour supplier and the driver who will take the goods there
These people depend on this to feed their kids
What about the security men?
The stock people? the graduates? the cashier?
What of the suppliers?
What of the university student who depends on the proceeds their aunty or uncle is getting from this to survive in school?
What of the people who are doing one hustle or the other beside the shopping mall to survive?

These are all the people I am really sorry for... These are the people who will really bear the brunt.
I guess this is why many politicians, either with stolen or legit money build their investments abroad.

It is not because they do not know the importance of reinvesting in the country but they know that their business will be a target.
On the other hand, I hope this is not ethnically targeted arson. First, it was Ebeano, now this, all Igbo businesses.
I hope the owner insured the shop.

You were communicating until you typed the bolded.
All tribes in this country suffered business casualties because perhaps, Nigeria is not business friendly.

Peter Obi's business here has been burnt and looted; hope this is not political

I don't stealing/looting. However, it's better those goods were stolen than burning and wasting away. At least, this way, they still serve a purpose.

Can we also see the before pictures?

Okay

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OreMI22:
Its been a very long time that this store had been on their hit list.

Peter Obi should know that this investment was targeted to either go up in flames or be demolished by FCTA under the guise of distortion of Abuja master plan.

At least now they achieved its destruction without any lawsuit

Lame
Keep blaming others for your woes.
Remind me, who are those feeding on humans in the South East again? DSS? OK

What a great loss

May Allah assist the business stakeholders in this trial

This is exactly how to know a working country.

In a sane country, the fire department would have been around in a minute to quench the fire,,,, but In Nigeria reverse is the case

OreMI22:
Its been a very long time that this store had been on their hit list.

Peter Obi should know that this investment was targeted to either go up in flames or be demolished by FCTA under the guise of distortion of Abuja master plan.

At least now they achieved its destruction without any lawsuit

Is Next owned by peter obi?

I feel for all the people who depend on this single business enterprise to survive and to feed their family.
That baker who works there to pay for her kids
That flour supplier and the driver who will take the goods there
These people depend on this to feed their kids
What about the security men?
The stock people? the graduates? the cashier?
What of the suppliers?
What of the university student who depends on the proceeds their aunty or uncle is getting from this to survive in school?
What of the people who are doing one hustle or the other beside the shopping mall to survive?

These are all the people I am really sorry for... These are the people who will really bear the brunt.
I guess this is why many politicians, either with stolen or legit money build their investments abroad.

It is not because they do not know the importance of reinvesting in the country but they know that their business will be a target.
On the other hand, I hope this is not ethnically targeted arson. First, it was Ebeano, now this, all Igbo businesses.
I hope the owner insured the shop.

Gbese re o

All these disasters can be traced down to religion fanatism in Africa,I can't understand how the whole nation will shut down because of festive period to the extent that there won't be anyone to monitor business and core infrastructures. For example
Most networks are not working perfectly at the moment
Bank apps are not working perfectly
PHCN light isn't okay either
Almost everything is down at the moment and it will be like this till January
It's just very sad religion is killing us in Africa,things will keep burning till everyone is back to work in January to monitor them

omo


I wonder what could have caused this

This is not a good one at all. Even if the owner has insurance covering, I pity the staff working here, they will be out of job at this trying time. To build back this mall would take at least one year.

What could possibly cause the fire �, and this is my favourite mall in Abuja.

For this Buhari Economy?

I just hope this place was insured ooo, this is so heartbroken.

When I and picture this Mall at its best on a normal business day, this sight brings tears to my eyes.

Life...

It is well.

Let's hope the insurance will be activated if any.