INFERNO RAZES FACTORY IN ANAMBRA

Ngobros Factory, a company located at 11 Obidiah Road near Chartered Junction, Abubor Nnewi-Ichi, in Nnewi North Local Government Area, Anambra State has been razed by an unfortunate fare accident destroying properties and good running into several million of Naira.

‎The fire incident which was said to have occurred around 6:00 am in the morning was said to originate from a corner of the factory and burning equipment and inventory before the arrival of the state fire service.

‎Chukwudi Chiketa, Head of Media and Publicity for the Anambra State Fire Service stated that the men and equipment of the service were deployed to the scene of the inferno following a call made to their office.

‎Chiketa said, “An early morning fire erupted today at Ngobros Factory, located at 11 Obidiah Road near Chartered Junction, Abubor Nnewi-Ichi, Nnewi North Local Government Area. The Anambra State Fire Service responded promptly and coordinated an effective intervention.

‎“The distress call was received at exactly 0610 hours (6:10 am) on Wednesday, November 26, 2025. Without delay, our firefighters were mobilised, arriving with fully equipped fire trucks.

‎“Upon arrival, they encountered an active blaze within the factory premises. Through quick and professional firefighting efforts, the fire was brought under control, preventing further spread and minimising damage.

‎“The Fire Service remains on site to ensure the fire is completely extinguished, to secure the area, and to prevent any possibility of re-ignition. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.”

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