Explosion at Ijebu Ode

August 15, (THEWILL) — The Nigerian army has confirmed a minor explosion at Ilese Barracks, Ijebu-Ode in Ogun State.

A statement by the Army Spokesperson, Lt.-Col. Appolonia Anele, said the incident occurred in the early hours of Thursday, at one of the storage buildings of the 42 Engineers Brigade Counter Improvised Explosive Device Squadron.

While the incident led to a limited fire outbreak, Anele said the swift intervention by troops of the 12 Field Engineer Regiment, working closely with the Ijebu-Ode Fire Service, ensured that the fire was quickly contained.

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“Importantly, no lives were lost, and no injuries were sustained. The structural damage was confined to the affected building and some stored materials. A detailed assessment is currently underway to determine the extent of material loss”, she said.

Anele, therefore, urged residents of Ilese and the adjoining communities to remain calm and go about their normal activities.Explosion Rocks Ilese Barracks

The statement read: “The Nigerian Army wishes to confirm that a minor explosion and subsequent fire outbreak occurred earlier today at Ilese Barracks, Ijebu-Ode.

“Specifically, in the early hours of today, 14 August 2025, a localised explosion occurred within one of the storage buildings of the 42 Engineers Brigade Counter Improvised Explosive Device Squadron leading to a limited fire outbreak. Swift intervention by troops of the 12 Field Engineer Regiment, working closely with the Ijebu-Ode Fire Service, ensured that the fire was quickly contained.Explosion Rocks Ilese Barracks

“Importantly, no lives were lost, and no injuries were sustained. The structural damage was confined to the affected building and some stored materials. A detailed assessment is currently underway to determine the extent of material loss.

“We urge residents of Ilese and the adjoining communities to remain calm and go about their normal activities. The Nigerian Army, in collaboration with relevant agencies, has commenced a thorough investigation to ascertain the exact cause of the incident and to prevent a recurrence.

“The Nigerian Army remains committed to ensuring the safety and security of all its personnel as well the members of neighbouring communities.”Explosion Rocks Ilese Barracks Explosion Rocks Ilese Barracks Explosion Rocks Ilese Barracks Explosion Rocks Ilese Barracks Explosion Rocks Ilese Barracks Explosion Rocks Ilese Barracks

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