Onitsha market gutted by fire.

Fire gutted some parts of Biafra Market Onitsha, Sokoto Road close to River Niger last night, also known as Glorious Market Onitsha, Anambra State, destroying over 300 shops and goods worth over N50 million. No life was lost but some traders were said to have sustained injuries while trying to rescue their goods.

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