Tribune OnlineTribune OnlineTribune Online
  • Home
  • News
  • Columns
  • Editorial
  • VIDEOS
  • Entertainment
  • Politics
  • Health
  • Opinions
  • SPORTING TRIBUNE
Reading: Seven traders declared missing in Kano market fire
Share
Notification Show More
Font ResizerAa
Tribune OnlineTribune Online
Font ResizerAa
  • Home
  • News
  • Columns
  • Editorial
  • VIDEOS
  • Entertainment
  • Politics
  • Health
  • Opinions
  • SPORTING TRIBUNE
  • About Us
  • Contact us
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Advertise
Have an existing account? Sign In
Follow US
© 2026 African Newspapers of Nigeria Plc. All Rights Reserved. | Disclaimer | Privacy Policy | Editorial Policy | Corrections Policy | Terms & Conditions
Home » Seven traders declared missing in Kano market fire
Metro

Seven traders declared missing in Kano market fire

Kola Oyelere
February 15, 2026
Share
Singer market
Add as a preferred source

No fewer than seven persons have been declared missing following a devastating fire outbreak at Singer Market in Kano.

The Chairman of the Singer Market Development Association (SIMDA), Barrister Junaidu M. Zakari, disclosed this while briefing journalists on the extent of damage caused by the inferno.

Zakari said the seven traders are currently unaccounted for, raising concerns among market operators and families of the affected individuals.

ALSO READ: Kano: Properties worth N5bn destroyed in Singer market fire — Chairman

He noted that investigations are ongoing to determine their whereabouts and to confirm whether they are alive or dead.

Describing the incident as tragic, the SIMDA chairman said the fire caused extensive destruction within the market, affecting numerous shops and livelihoods.

He added that relevant authorities and emergency responders have been working to assess the situation and support affected traders.

The cause of the fire has yet to be officially confirmed, as investigations continue.

Singer Market is one of the major commercial hubs in Kano, serving thousands of traders and customers daily. The incident has sparked renewed concerns over fire safety measures in markets across the state.

 


WATCH TOP VIDEOS FROM NIGERIAN TRIBUNE TV

  • Back to School, Back to Business A Fresh Start

  • Relationship Hangout: Public vs Private Proposals – Which Truly Wins in Love?

  • “No” Is a Complete Sentence: Why You Should Stop Feeling Guilty

  • Relationship Hangout: Friendship Talk 2025 – How to Be a Good Friend & Big Questions on Friendship

  • Police Overpower Armed Robbers in Ibadan After Fierce Struggle


    Get real-time news updates from Tribune Online! Follow us on WhatsApp for breaking news, exclusive stories and interviews, and much more.
    Join our WhatsApp Channel now


TAGGED:Fire accidentKano marketSinger market
Previous Article President Bola Tinubu mother-tongue education policy Zamfara residents endorse Tinubu South-West leaders urge Tinubu President Bola Tinubu Tax laws: Presidency accuses Amaechi of peddling falsehood
Next Article law on state police, Oyebanji commends Senate leader over commitment to grassroots development How empirical data guided our decision on e-transmission of results — Senate leader

Most Read

  • JAMB resolves 50,370 complaints in three months, begins preparations for 2027 UTME
    JAMB resolves 50,370 complaints in three months, begins preparations for 2027 UTME
  • BOUESTI presents 36 academic programmes to NUC for accreditation
    BOUESTI presents 36 academic programmes to NUC for accreditation
  • Ex-LASU VC, Prof Olatunji-Bello, named Redeemer’s varsity Pro-Chancellor
    Ex-LASU VC, Prof Olatunji-Bello, named Redeemer’s varsity Pro-Chancellor
  • 2027 UTME: JAMB lists six things candidates must do before registration
    2027 UTME: JAMB lists six things candidates must do before registration
  • FUL secures N3bn TETFund grant for AI, others
    FUL secures N3bn TETFund grant for AI, others
  • Opay to customers: How to check eligibility for FG’s N50,000 cash support
    Opay to customers: How to check eligibility for FG’s N50,000 cash support
  • Lest the courts kill our democracy
    Lest the courts kill our democracy
  • Billionaire senator and lazy, hungry Nigerians
    Billionaire senator and lazy, hungry Nigerians
  • NTI urges students to remain calm amid FG's directive
    NTI urges students to remain calm amid FG's directive
  • Tinubu to Nigerians: We’ll provide reliable power if re-elected
    Tinubu to Nigerians: We’ll provide reliable power if re-elected

Frontpage Today

Subscribe to e-Paper

E-Vending, e paper, pdf, e-paper, Tribune
QUICK LINKS

About Us
Advertise with Us
Contact Us
Privacy Policy
Disclaimer
Editorial Policy
Corrections Policy
Terms & Conditions
COLUMNS

Aplomb
Ask The Doctor
Autoclinic With The Mechanic
Awo's Thought
Empowered For Life
Festus Adebayo's Flickers
Gibbers
Intimacy
Language & Style
Leadership & Management
Lynx Eye
Monday Lines
Mum & Child
Natural Health
Notes from Atlanta with Farooq Kperogi
On The Lord's Day
Your Life Counts

ENTERTAINMENT

Entertainment

RELIGION

Tribune Church
Church News
Muslim Sermon
Eye of Islam
Islamic News

EDITORIAL

Editorial
Opinion
Letters
News Extra

BUSINESS

Capital Market
Money Market

REGIONS

Niger Delta
Arewa
MORE

Sexuality & Health
Special Report
Sports
Tourism
Travelpulse & MICE
Weekend Lagos
Book Review
Education
Event Digest
Crime & Court
Ecoscope
Energy
Maritime
Aviation
Brands & Marketing
Agriculture
Info Tech
Labour
Leadership & Management
Arts & Culture
Arts & Reviews
Politics
Health News
© 2026 African Newspapers of Nigeria Plc. All Rights Reserved. | Disclaimer | Privacy Policy | Editorial Policy | Corrections Policy | Terms & Conditions

Add Tribune Online to your Homescreen!

Add
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?