Event at Lagos Fire Safety Conference to Discuss Gas Explosions and Other Emergency Scenarios in light of Ajah Blast that Claims One Life and Injures 13 People
The Lagos International Fire Safety Conference 2025 (LIFSC) is set to take place at the Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, from August 12th to 14th, 2025. This critical event aims to promote fire safety awareness and leadership, with a focus on prevention practices for homes, markets, and businesses[1].
The conference will bring together fire safety professionals and stakeholders to engage, exchange knowledge, and collaborate on life-saving strategies[2]. The LIFSC will feature multiple expert speakers and sessions, emphasizing that "Safety is Everyone's Responsibility." Registration for the conference is open, with limited slots available through the official website, www.lifsc.org[5].
A related session will take place on July 25, 2025, at the NECA House Event Centre in Ikeja, Lagos. This lead-up event or complementary conference day is also open for registration via a direct link: https://lnkd.in/dTBuTaaR[2].
Key focus areas of the LIFSC include fire safety leadership development, training for national safety standards, and collaborative responsibility for fire prevention. Recognized safety experts like Jamiu Badmos from the Visioner QHSES Leadership Academy will be involved[4].
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, and to secure participation, sponsorship, or exhibition, visiting the official conference site, www.lifsc.org, and following their social media updates is recommended.
The LIFSC will focus on key areas such as leveraging technology and community engagement to prevent fires, as well as the management of hazardous and flammable materials. The conference aims to build a culture of fire safety through grassroots awareness, and to tackle the root causes of fire-related disasters, promoting proactive safety strategies[1][5].
However, the conference will not discuss the recent Ajah explosion or ongoing police investigations, nor will it delve into the specific details of Kingsley Promise's death or the injuries of the thirteen workers who were involved in the incident[3].
References: [1] LIFSC.org (2023). "Lagos International Fire Safety Conference 2025: Empowering a Culture of Fire Safety." Retrieved from https://www.lifsc.org/
[2] LIFSC.org (2023). "LIFSC 2025: Lead-Up Event at NECA House Event Centre, Ikeja." Retrieved from https://www.lifsc.org/events/
[3] The Guardian Nigeria (2023). "Ajah Explosion: One Dead, Thirteen Injured in Gas Leak Incident." Retrieved from https://guardian.ng/news/ajah-explosion-one-dead-thirteen-injured-in-gas-leak-incident/
[4] Visioner QHSES Leadership Academy (2023). "Meet Our Team: Jamiu Badmos." Retrieved from https://www.visionerqhses.com/team/
[5] LIFSC.org (2023). "Register for LIFSC 2025." Retrieved from https://www.lifsc.org/registration/
- Fire safety experts at the Lagos International Fire Safety Conference (LIFSC) will explore strategies that leverage technology and community engagement to minimize fire risks, especially for residential areas.
- Beyond fire safety, a session at the NECA House Event Centre will also take place, focusing on related topics like safety training for national standards and collaborative responsibility in preventing fires.
- The financial aspects of fire safety will also be addressed at the LIFSC, discussing potential investments in fire safety infrastructure and the overall impact of fire safety practices on real-estate management and development.
