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20-Storey Building Under Construction Owned By Rain Oil Boss, Ogbechie, Collapses In Asaba
A 20-storey hotel building undergoing construction in Asaba, Delta State and owned by billionaire businessman and founder of Rain Oil Group, Chief Gabriel Ogbechie, has collapsed,. Niger Delta Today reports.
The multiple billion naira hotel building said to be directly opposite Delta Mall Asaba (Shoprite), collapsed on Thursday evening.
It was still unclear the cause of the collapse but the scene of the incident has been cordoned off by officials of State Emergency Management and security operatives.
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