Fire Guts Fresh FM Ibadan in Shocking Night Blaze

A sudden fire broke out on Friday night at Fresh 105.9 FM in Ibadan, leaving residents in shock.

The popular radio station, owned by gospel musician Yinka Ayefele, was engulfed in flames at its Challenge area location.

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Eyewitnesses described the incident as painful and completely unexpected for the city’s entertainment and news community.

The fire, which spread quickly, drew the attention of nearby residents who rushed to raise alarm.

One witness, Samuel Ibikunle, pleaded for urgent help, saying, “Fresh FM is currently on fire! We urgently need the Fire Service to respond immediately. Please spread the word and alert the nearest station.”

His words reflected the desperation as thick smoke rose into the night sky.

However, despite the quick alert, the extent of damage has not yet been fully determined.

The Oyo State Fire Service confirmed that firefighters had been dispatched as soon as the emergency call came through.

Chairman Hon Maroof Akinwande stated, “We are already there,” assuring residents that efforts were underway to control the situation.

Moreover, the incident has left many listeners and supporters in disbelief.

Fresh 105.9 FM is known not only for its music and news but also for community engagement.

Listeners expressed deep sadness, noting that the station had become part of their daily lives.

Meanwhile, as of the time of writing, the management of the station has not issued an official statement.

Reports indicate that the cause of the fire remains unknown, although investigations are expected to commence immediately.

In addition, many recalled the station’s role in promoting local talent and providing trusted information.

Fans have begun sharing solidarity messages on social media, offering prayers for the swift restoration of operations.

Furthermore, community leaders have called for improved safety measures for media houses in the city.

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