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Fire Erupts at Pinnacle Oil Station in Enugu, No Lives Lost

  • Fire Erupts at Pinnacle Oil Station in Enugu, No Lives Lost as a fire broke out at Enorsco Petroleum Filling Station but resulted in no casualties.
  • The fire was likely caused by a leakage from a power generator’s fuel tank during tanker operations.
  • Emergency services responded quickly, preventing further damage and ensuring public safety.
  • An investigation has been initiated to ascertain the cause and extent of damages from the incident.

Newsypeople – The recent fire incident at Pinnacle Oil Station in Enugu, owned by Governor Peter Mbah, has drawn significant attention due to its implications and the circumstances surrounding it.

On the morning of September 20, 2024, reports emerged that unknown assailants had set the filling station ablaze. However, the situation was quickly brought under control with no reported fatalities. The Enugu State Police Command confirmed that while three vehicles were damaged in the fire, prompt action by both state and federal fire services prevented further destruction.

Fire Erupts at Pinnacle Oil Station in Enugu, No Lives Lost
Fire Erupts at Pinnacle Oil Station in Enugu, No Lives Lost | Image Source: Linda Ikeji

Initial investigations suggest that the blaze may have originated from a fuel leak from one of the vehicles queued at the station. Police spokesperson DSP Daniel Ndukwe noted that a thorough investigation is underway to ascertain the exact cause and circumstances of the incident.

This event follows a previous attempt to set the station on fire, which was thwarted by police intervention just days prior. Eyewitness accounts describe how attackers had attempted to ignite combustible materials while posing as customers, resulting in chaos among patrons.

The backdrop of these attacks includes heightened tensions in Enugu, particularly related to political unrest and public safety concerns. Governor Mbah recently banned a sit-at-home order imposed by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), aimed at advocating for their detained leader. This political context suggests that the attacks on Pinnacle Oil may be part of broader unrest in the region, although no group has officially claimed responsibility for this specific incident.

In response to these events, security measures have been intensified around the area. Local authorities have established barricades and increased police presence to ensure public safety and restore normalcy. Despite the alarming nature of these incidents, officials have urged citizens to remain calm and disregard exaggerated reports circulating on social media.

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