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Work Resumes At Stephen Keshi Stadium After Crane Crash

by Salifu Usman and Felix Igbekoyi
3 years ago
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AsabaWork has resumed at the Stephen Keshi Stadium in line to host some events of the 2022 National Sports Festival, tagged ‘Delta 2022’ in Asaba after a minor incident that occurred at the construction site of the indoor sports complex of the Stadium yesterday.

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The Delta State government said no life was lost in the accident.

The commissioner for information, Mr Charles Aniagwu, who doubles as the chairman media committee of the Local Organising Committee (LOC) of the Games, said in a live video at the venue of the incident that reports making the rounds of substandard materials as cause of the accident were untrue.

He said the accident was caused by misalignment of the crane by its operator, which led to the heavy duty equipment crashing on the wall in one of the floors.

According to him, contrary to reports of loss of lives, only one person sustained minor injury and has since been treated while other workers have also returned to site.

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He said the contractor has assured that the crashed wall would be fixed within 48 hours. “Right behind me is the premises of the indoor sports hall under construction at the Stephen Keshi Stadium.

The accident was caused by the crane operator who couldn’t properly align the lift while trying to take up some very heavy duty equipment from the particular floor, and it fell on the wall which led to a crash of a part of the wall.

“One person sustained minor injury and has since been treated and they have returned to work. The workers are very much on site and we are moving with speed.

“The unconfirmed reports of loss of life are not true and anybody saying the Stephen Keshi Stadium has come crashing down is also peddling the wrong information,” Aniagwu said.

He Added that: “As a matter of fact, the Stadium is undergoing some renovation work ahead of the National Sports Festival. The contractor has assured us that in less than 48 hours, the part of the wall that collapsed on account of the misalignment of the crane would be fixed.”

Aniagwu urged the general public to discountenance any report stating loss of life on account of the minor accident at the construction site.

The 2022 National Sports Festival will hold from November 28 to December 10.

 


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