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The collapsed telecom mast
Family members in Nange-Ama community of Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State have escaped death by a whisker following the collapse of a telecommunications mast that destroyed their building.
The telecom mast, which is reportedly owned by one of the first generation mobile telecommunications company, fell and destroyed properties worth millions of naira including a building.
It was gathered the telecommunications mast, which was erected in a residential area without allegedly considering its radius and reach, collapsed recently.
It was further gathered that several properties were destroyed including a well furnished six-bedroom bungalow owned by one Mrs. Eva Efere.
Mrs Efere was said to be inside the house alongside three others when the unfortunate incident occurred, but no life was lost in the process.
Efere, while confirming the incident to reporters in Yenagoa, the state capital, expressed shock and disbelief at the development.
“I lost touch with reality for about a minute before I regained conciouysness. I thought a bomb was being detonated. Other properties destroyed by the collapsed telecom mast include the Nange-Ama community high tension cables, a farmland and an uncompleted duplex.
“The victims have been neglected, abandoned and inhumanely treated as they have been left alone to battle with mental torture and homelessness,” she stated. (The Nation)