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“I had cars worth over ₦500m in my lot, customers’ cars worth over ₦200m were also destroyed” – Car seller recounts fireplace incident

A automobile seller has recounted how a hearth outbreak at his workplace destroyed autos value over ₦700 million, together with automobiles bought by clients who had but to gather them.
In a video shared on-line, the seller stated he closed his workplace at about 10 p.m. and later found the fireplace via his safety cameras after receiving a name from his safety guard at about 2 a.m.
He stated he was shocked to see the fireplace spreading regardless of efforts to place it out utilizing water and greater than 10 fireplace extinguishers on the premises.
According to him, he instantly contacted the fireplace service and different emergency companies for help, nevertheless it took about three hours for firefighters to reach and convey the state of affairs beneath management.
The seller stated the fireplace destroyed his workplace setup and autos valued at over ₦500 million. He added that greater than 21 automobiles belonging to clients, value over ₦200 million, have been additionally affected.
He expressed specific concern for the purchasers who had paid him to buy autos however had not but taken supply of them.
“I spent over ₦200 million to buy cars for them, and they could not be able to pick their cars again. They spent over ₦100 million, ₦80 million, and they won’t be able to pick their cars again,” he stated.
The visibly distressed seller apologised to affected clients, saying he didn’t know what triggered the fireplace and that his best concern was the loss that they had suffered.
He additionally prayed for God to bless the affected clients financially and supply them with the means to accumulate much more autos.
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