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High Commissioner to Nigeria on building collapse

High Commissioner to Nigeria Louis Mnguni discusses the amount of people unaccounted for in the Nigerian building collapse.

Rescue efforts underway in Lagos, Nigeria where at least 67 South Africans have been killed after the collapse of a building belonging to the Synagogue Church of All Nations. Picture: AFP
Rescue efforts underway in Lagos, Nigeria where at least 67 South Africans have been killed after the collapse of a building belonging to the Synagogue Church of All Nations. Picture: AFP
| 1889 days ago

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