Informes

LAGOS, 1 février (IRIN) - Des travailleurs humanitaires ont informé ce vendredi que de nombreuses personnes disparues il y a une semaine durant la catastrophe dans une armurerie à Lagos ont été réunifiées avec leurs familles, mais que les…

Ref: OCHA/GVA - 2002/0029 OCHA Situation Report No. 2 Nigeria - Ammunition Dump Explosion 1 February 2002 Situation 1. Five days after the explosions at the munitions depot in Ikeja military camp in Lagos, the situation remains of deep concern. The explosions, which…

LAGOS, 1 February (IRIN) - Aid workers said on Friday that many people missing as a result of this week's disaster at a munitions depot in Lagos had been reunited with their families, but fears persisted over threats posed…

THIS APPEAL SEEKS CHF 748,133 IN CASH, KIND AND SERVICES TO ASSIST 15,000 BENEFICIARIES FOR THREE WEEKS The Situation On Sunday 27 January at about 5:00 PM, a fire at the munitions depot in Ikeja Military Cantonment, Lagos’…

Geneva, 31 January 2002 - With thousands of Lagos residents still traumatized following the series of huge explosions on January 27, at a munitions depot in Lagos' biggest military facility, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent…

By Segun Adeyemi, PANA Correspondent Lagos, Nigeria (PANA) - In 1985 a fire set by rat hunters near an ammunition depot at the Makurdi Air Force base in central Nigeria triggered the explosion of a munitions dump within the barracks…

Expressing shock and grief after a massive explosion at a weapons depot in Nigeria killed hundreds of people, Secretary-General Kofi Annan said the United Nations stood ready to help as the government sought to assist the victims of the…

OCHA/GVA - 2002/0027 OCHA Situation Report No. 1 Nigeria - Ammunition Dump Explosion 30 January 2002 Situation 1. A fire at an armoury at the Ikeja military cantonment in the Nigerian commercial capital, Lagos, on Sunday 27th January 2002, caused substantial loss…

By John Chiahemen LAGOS, Jan 30 (Reuters) - More than 1,100 people remained missing on Wednesday after deadly blasts at a Lagos armoury, but many children among them may be alive and held for unknown reasons by security officials, the…

Lagos, Nigeria (PANA) - As Nigeria continues to count its losses from Sunday night's explosions from the Ammunition Transit Depot (ATD)in Lagos, there are indications that the deadly blast could have been averted if the authorities had heeded the advice…