<p><em>Sunday Service in Lagos</em><br />
<strong><a href="https://openlife.ng/">OpenLife Nigeria</a> </strong>has gathered that pandemonium broke in the early hours on Sunday when six worshippers were feared dead after a high tension electric wire suddenly snapped and fell on the victims during Sunday church service.<br />
According to an earlier report in Vanguard, the true identification of victims could not be ascertained as of press time.<br />
According to an eyewitness at <strong>Sunday</strong> service, the incident occurred at 07:34 am on El-Adonai Evegenlical Ministry, 18 Jibiwu Road, off Agbe Road, U-turn Bus Stop, Abule Egba, Lagos.<br />
The incident involved, a high tension connecting the <a href="https://www.thisdaylive.com/">Cherum &; Seraphim</a>, C&;S, Church’s flag pole leading to the electrical shock of about 6 male adults.<br />
Presently, men.of the Agege Fire Station of the Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service are currently attending to the incident with a view to secure lives and properties in the area.<br />
Director, Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service, Mrs. Adeseye Margaret, confirmed the incident could however ascertain the number of death, saying some of the victims were unconscious as of press time.<br />
“The Ikeja Electric Distribution Company has been informed and consequently de-energize power distribution to the environment while rescue operations continue amid youths restiveness and tensed area,” Adeseye stated.</p>
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