Survivors In Fear As Massive Explosion Kills Workers At BUA Cement Factory

It was a Black Friday at the BUA Cement PLC factory in Sokoto State, when two of the company’s oil tanks exploded.

The incident was reported to have killed several of the company’s employees while injuring others.

Abdul Samad Rabiu, a billionaire, owns BUA Cement.

One of the tanks was found to be filled with diesel, while the other was found to be filled with black oil.

According to sources, the two tanks combined had around five million litres of oil before the explosion.

The team was working on the tanks when they detonated around 9 a.m., according to the source.

The fire is still burning more than 24 hours after the explosion, according to a reliable source.

According to another source, the inferno destroyed a portion of the facility that was recently commissioned by President Muhammadu Buhari.

The tanks were also said to be delivering diesel and black oil to the new plant.

The Sokoto Fire Service’s spokesman, Bello Baban Addini, said they were still working to put out the fire.

He stated that they were looking into the reason of the explosion, the number of people who were injured, and the extent of the damage to the factory.

The company’s management has yet to respond to the development but issued a press statement as cover up when the families of the victims we gathered are planning for a showdown.

Other workers at the Sokoto factory we also learnt are now in fear.