Early morning inferno destroys stalls, goods at popular Jos terminus market

How Plateau traders lost over N1bn to midnight inferno - Daily Trust

Hundreds of traders woke up on Wednesday morning to count their losses after a devastating fire engulfed a significant section of the temporary Terminus Market in Jos, Plateau State. Located in the city’s heart, the market serves as a major hub for traders dealing in clothing, footwear, handbags, and various fashion accessories. The inferno, which started around 11pm on Tuesday, destroyed over 500 shops, with losses estimated at more than N1 bil…

Early morning inferno destroys stalls, goods at popular Jos terminus market

An early morning fire outbreak has destroyed parts of the popular Jos Terminus Market in Plateau State, on Wednesday. The inferno, which caught many traders unaware, raged through the night, reducing hundreds of stalls and goods to ashes. According to an anonymous witness, the fire started from a section of the market known for second-hand clothes, before rapidly spreading to other parts. However, the exact cause of the fire remains unknown at t…

Fire engulfs Jos Terminus Market

The fire engulfed a section of the Jos Main Market, where traders resettled after the government chased them away from the roadside last year. The post Fire engulfs Jos Terminus Market appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

According to the Revenue Service, the destroyed goods and material values of those affected by the fire in the market area near the station square will be written off. According to the agency, by writing off the destroyed goods and material values, the affected persons will not incur tax liabilities in relation to the destroyed goods and material values.

Sen Gyang, Lalong Sympathize With Victims Of Jos Main Market Inferno

ShareSenator Istifanus Dung Gyang, who represented Plateau North Senatorial District in the 9th National Assembly, has expressed deep sorrow over the fire incident that engulfed shops at the temporary Jos Main Market on Tuesday night, resulting in significant economic losses for traders, families, and the Plateau State economy. In a statement issued in Jos, Senator... The post Sen Gyang, Lalong Sympathize With Victims Of Jos Main Market Inferno …

Fire engulfs Jos Terminus Market - PENPUSHING

The Jos Main Market, also known as Terminus Market, in Plateau State was on midnight of Wednesday destroyed by fire which left hundreds of traders in despair while most affected section was where traders sell used clothes (popularly called Gwanjo or Okrika), shoes and baby clothes in stores constructed with wood and zinc. Penpushing reports that the market section is where traders resettled after the Plateau state government chased them away fro…