BREAKING: Soprom Hotel Onitsha Just Got Burnt (VIDEO)

The Sopurum Hotel in the Nkwelle neighborhood of the commercial metropolis of Onitsha, Anambra State, was

completely destroyed by fire, consuming a sizable portion of the building.

Although the fire's origin is yet unknown, it is believed to have started on Monday about 4:30 am.

At the time this report was sent, firefighters from the states of Anambra and Delta had already arrived on the scene to deal with the emergency.

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Martins Agbili, the Anambra State Fire Chief, could not be reached for comment right away since he did not answer calls or texts to his phone number.

However, DSP Tochukwu Ikenga, a spokesman for the state police, acknowledged the fire occurrence and stated that everything is under control.

"The situation is in good hands. The fire broke out at 4:30 am on Monday, and as soon as we learned about it, our personnel mobilized to the scene and cordoned off the area to prevent any instances of vandalism.

No one has died, and the firefighters are on the scene containing the situation.

Source - Punchng

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