Collapsed Nigerian building’s permit was for 15 floors, rather than 21 built

A building under construction in Lagos, Nigeria, collapsed, leading to the arrest of its owner. The building had unauthorized additional floors, which may have contributed to the collapse. As of November 3rd, 14 people were confirmed dead, with many still trapped. Rescue efforts were criticized for being slow, and the general manager of the Lagos State Building Control Agency was suspended after commenting on the use of inferior materials.

What was the status of the building at the time of the collapse?

• It was under construction.

• It was fully completed.

• It was being renovated.

• It was being demolished.

How many additional floors were added to the building beyond the original plans?

• Four floors

• Seven floors

• Six floors

• Five floors

What did eyewitnesses report seeing during the collapse?

• The building exploded.

• The building caught fire.

• The building collapsed floor by floor.

• The building tilted to one side.

What was the public's reaction to the rescue efforts?

• They accused authorities of being slow.

• They praised the quick response.

• They were unaware of the efforts.

• They were indifferent.

What happened to the general manager of the Lagos State Building Control Agency after his comments?

• He was promoted.

• He was suspended indefinitely.

• He was transferred to another department.

• He resigned voluntarily.