The church made the claim at the commencement of its suit against the coroner, Oyetade Komolafe, and the Lagos State Government before Justice Lateefat Okunnu
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The project, which was facilitated by the Prophet’s right-hand man, an Accra High Court Judge, His Lordship Justice John-Ajet Nassam, cost GHC23,000:00
South Africans are said to constitute the greater number of the 116 persons that died in the collapse of a guest house at the Synagogue Church of All Nations in Ikorun area of Lagos State
The cleric said that the stay of proceedings was pending before Justice Lateefat Okunnu of an Ikeja High Court
Fashola said 70 bodies have so far been identified, with 54 being South Africans
Justice Ibrahim Buba said the court would not grant the restraining order, but rather hear the case on its merit
On September 12, a six-storey building within the premises of Synagogue Church of All Nations collapsed in Lagos
Fashola said most of the pronouncements made on the incident did not reflect what actually happened and called on people to stop making comments that could confuse the situation
Following the recent incident of a collapsed building within the premises of the Synagogue Church of All Nations at Ikotun Egbe, Lagos, a Coroner’s Inquest has been instituted under the Lagos State Coroner’s System Law No. 7 of 2007 for the purpose of establishing the cause and manner of the incident and the several deaths that followed.
This is the highest number of South Africans to die on foreign soil in a single incident during peacetime
The Synagogue Church of All Nations had claimed that an unidentified aircraft had hovered above the building many times before it finally came down
Zuma made the disclosure on the occasion of the Presidential Local Government Summit 2014, taking place in Midrand, Johannesburg
An uncompleted six-storey guest house owned by the church collapsed on September 12, leaving scores of people dead and several others injured
As many as 300 South Africans were visiting a Pentecostal church in Nigeria last week when a building in the compound collapsed, killing more than 60 people, and an unknown number are still unaccounted for, the government said on Wednesday.
Local emergency services put the total number killed in the collapse in the Ikotun neighbourhood of Lagos at 61 on Tuesday
Ibrahim Farinloye, the Public Relations Officer of the National Emergency Management Agency, South-West Zone, told journalists in Lagos that the woman walked out on her own at 2am
The National Emergency Management Agency on Monday said that sniffer dogs are to be deployed at the site of the collapsed six-storey building at the Synagogue Church of All Nations.
The Committee for the Defense of Human Rights (CDHR) on Monday urged the Federal and Lagos State Governments to investigate and account for the identities of the helicopter and strange plane which flew low over the collapsed building at Synagogue church four times within 24 minutes.
An uncompleted guest house of the church, housing worshippers, collapsed on Friday, leading to the death of some worshippers and leaving many others wounded.
Farinloye said that 80 per cent of those rescued from the collapsed building were women