January 18, 2026
Worship Media
Nigerian News

Five Persons Die In Adamawa Petrol Tanker Fire

Five people have reportedly died in a fire incident in which happened around Mubi town in the northern part of Adamawa State.

The fire was said to have started at a filling station at the the early hours of Wednesday when fuel was being transferred from a petrol tanker directly into hundreds of jerry cans at Kasuwan Gyela.



Mubi is known as a commercial border town for smuggling hub with smugglers ferrying jerry cans of petrol overnight into Cameroon.

A resident, Habu Garba informed journalists that at least five people were burnt to death as a result of the inferno while many others sustained injuries.

Adamu Madobi, a volunteer aid worker revealed that he participated in the burial of three brothers who died in the incident.

Madobi added that more than fifty tricycles parked around the filling station were also destroyed in the fire.

Meanwhile, the Executive Secretary, Adamawa State Emergency Management Agency (ADDEMA), Dr Muhammad Sulaiman while confirming the incident said three people had died while two others were receiving treatments at a hospital

Click Here to Visit Orignal Source of Article http://saharareporters.com/2021/10/13/five-persons-die-adamawa-petrol-tanker-fire

Related posts

2022 Budget: SERAP Files Lawsuit Seeking To Stop Buhari From Spending N26billion On Meals, Others

Sahara Reporters

Ohanaeze Calls For One-month Ceasefire In South-East, Says Efforts Ongoing To Release IPOB Leader, Nnamdi Kanu

Sahara Reporters

24-Year-Old Nigerian Beauty Queen, PhD Student Shot Dead In Her Car In US

Sahara Reporters

This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Accept Read More

Privacy & Cookies Policy