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Island fire kills family’s 5 children

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Police in Lagos State said on Sunday that five children of the  same family were burnt to death at Abagbo Village, Takwa-Bay area of the state.

The spokesman for the command, DSP Bala Elkana,  confirmed the incident in a statement, saying that police had begun to investigate  the cause of the  fire incident.

Tarkwa Bay is one of the small islands located along the Atlantic coast. It is an artificial island created during the construction of the Lagos Harbour.

Elkana said  that on Aug. 7, at about 10.30 a.m., the Takwa Bay Police Station received an information about a  fire incident at Abagbo Village, Takwa Bay on Aug. 6, which claimed the lives of five children from the same family.

According to him, a team of detectives led by the Divisional Police Officer visited the scene.

“The mother of the victims, Mrs Florence Asoye , stated that she left home at about 6.30 p.m. to Takwa-Bay Jetty only to come back to see her room completely raised by fire.

“She said that  she left her children under the care of one Suliat who  locked the children in the room and left for  an unknown destination.

“The children who were burnt beyond recognition are: Folake Ogundiya , 13, Abigail Ogundiya, 8 , Daniel Bakare, 6, Chidinma Achomye, 2, Nnamdi Achomye ,1 ,” he said. NAN

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