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Breaking: Two-storey building collapses in Jos

By Jennifer Y Omiloli

In the late hours of Sunday, October 27, a near-tragic incident occurred as a two-story building collapsed on Butcher line, Jos north of Plateau State’s local government zone.

Thankfully, no life was lost following the collapse of the building belonging to one Muhammad Kyauta.

Ibrahim Aliyu whose house was squashed, was evidently thankful that when the incident occurred, no one was hurt as his family members were in another part of the building.

However, he stated that a woman was rushed to hospital after her blood pressure increased due to the trauma.

This is the third building to collapse in four months ‘ timeframe in Jos North local government area.

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