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Lagos Government Plans Demolition of Fire-Damaged GNI Building

In a move following the fire incident that occurred on Martins Street on 24 December 2025, which claimed the lives of 12 individuals, according to an earlier report by Premium Times Nigeria, the Lagos State Government has announced plans to demolish the damaged GNI building. The fire that gutted the structure brought about considerable damage and loss. The exact date for the demolition has not been disclosed by the government. This decision comes as a precautionary measure to prevent further accidents and ensure the safety of Lagosians. This story underscores the need for strict building codes and regular safety inspections to protect the wellbeing of residents in our bustling city.

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