General Hospital releases names of survivors of Lagos collapsed building

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List of Lagos building collapse survivors in stable condition as released by General Hospital, Lagos Island.

The General Hospital, Lagos Island has released the list containing the names of the survivors of the building collapse at Ita-Faji.

The list included some teachers and yet-to-be-identified persons.

See list below:

Names of Collapsed building Victims (stable)

Rasheed Lasisat     Female


Ogunsanwo Olumide   Male


Adeyemo Kehinde   Female


Adedoyin Rukayat    Female


Sanusi Rukayat    Female


Sulaimon Baraka      Female


Rasheed Shukurat     Female


Komolafe Saidat     Female


Unknown Female


Unknown  Male


Unknown   Male


Hassan Omotolani   Female


Abimbola Faroq     Male


Alabi Quayum     Male


Afolabi Rodiat     Female


Olawusi Rokibat      Female


Alawu Fayibat      Female


Adedoyin Kehinde


Unknown


Rasheedat Labat    Female


Naimot Tise            Female


Alabi Kabiru       Male


Shasore Kabiru        Male


Ogunsanwo Daniel      Male


Owolabi Ayomide  Male


Ayeni Faroq      Male


Amoo Khalid           Male


Unknown (Iya Ope) Female


Johnson Esther (Teacher) Female


Hassan Jamiu (AD)      Male


Ajibade Samatu (AD) Male


Unknown (AD)              Female


Samuel Esther (Teacher) Female


Adesegiri Kemi    Female


Wasiu Segun        Male


Ayeni Asabi        Female


Alabi Kabiru  Male


Mubarak Olayinka  Male


Hassan Jamiu  Male


Ayanbola Demola        Male


Afolabi Samiat   Female


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