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A heartbreaking tragedy unfolded in Ibadan, Nigeria, where 35 children lost their lives in a devastating crowd crush at a Christmas funfair. This event drew over 10,000 attendees, reflecting the dire economic crisis gripping the nation. Parents are now anxiously searching for their missing children, with authorities urging them to check local hospitals.
The Oyo state government confirmed that victims were rushed to various hospitals across the city for urgent treatment. Eyewitnesses reported that chaos erupted when the main organizers arrived, leading to a surge of people trying to enter the venue. A doctor at one hospital recounted seeing three lifeless bodies, highlighting the severity of the situation.
This incident is not isolated. Earlier this year, similar tragedies occurred, including a crowd surge in Lagos that resulted in five deaths during a rice auction. Just days later, another crush in Bauchi claimed seven lives during a charity event. These events underscore the growing concern over crowd management in Nigeria.
Parents had arrived as early as 5:00 AM, eager to participate in the “End of the Year Christmas funfair,” which promised cash handouts and food. The organizers had pledged to distribute 5,000 naira (about $3) to each of the 5,000 children, but the overwhelming turnout led to chaos.
In response to this tragedy, President Bola Tinubu expressed his condolences to the grieving families and called for a thorough investigation. The police have arrested eight individuals connected to the event, including the main organizer, Naomi Silekunola, a prominent figure in the community.
As the community mourns, the need for better crowd control measures has never been more urgent. This tragic event serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities faced by families in times of economic hardship. Fast News is the first channel to bring you breaking news in real time. Subscribe.
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