Fire guts Lagos airport international wing
The international wing of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos has been gutted by fire.
It was gathered that the fire started at a section of the primary gateway airport as staff were going about their daily routine with passengers on standby.
The fire outbreak was said to have been caused by a faulty cable on the tarmac, with the fire razing a section of the administrative office of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria Tuesday night.
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