Residential building collapses near Alaba International Market, Lagos (photos)

Residential building collapses near Alaba International Market, Lagos (photos)
 A residential building collapsed this morning at Ilufe Road near the very popular Alaba international market, Lagos state. According to reports, many lives were saved and the Lagos state emergency officials have sealed off the building. More photos below...



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