BREAKING: Sokoto Central Market On Fire

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 The Sokoto central market is being gutted by fire.

Our reporter learnt that the fire started around 7am and is still raging.

It was gathered that the fire was caused by a generating set.

“The fire started from a generating set at Kofar Yan Roba,” a fire fighter told Daily Trust.

Our reporter observed men of the federal and State fire services were currently working to extinguish the fire which has already destroyed many shops.

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