Fed Fire Zone E Command

Fed Fire Zone E Command Federal Fire Service Zone E Command Imo State

PRESS RELEASEJune 23,2026FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE, ZONE E IMO COMMAND RESPONDS TO FIRE OUTBREAK; SAVES PROPERTY WORTH ₦300,0...
23/06/2026

PRESS RELEASE
June 23,2026

FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE, ZONE E IMO COMMAND RESPONDS TO FIRE OUTBREAK; SAVES PROPERTY WORTH ₦300,000,000

The Federal Fire Service, Zone E Imo State Command, swiftly responded to a fire outbreak on June 21, 2026, at about 16:22hrs. The incident took place at Pocket Layout Estate, behind DSS Office, Amakohia, Owerri West, Imo State.

The fire call was reported by the State Controller DCF Elozieuwa. It is a fire involving the first floor of a duplex building on an area measuring 200m by 100sqmtrs used for residential purposes.

Thanks to the prompt intervention of our gallant officers led by DSF Ewelike, the fire was extinguished by occupants with buckets of water on arrival of the federal fire service, damping was carried out using one medium jet of water and foam compound from the appliance. Although property worth about ₦20,000,000 was destroyed, the timely response of the Firefighters saved property valued at approximately ₦300,000,000. Fortunately, no lives were lost in the incident.

The Federal Fire Service, Imo State Command, remains committed to protecting lives and property in line with its vision of producing proficient firefighters and its mission to ensure safety through effective fire prevention and mitigation.

Signed
Public Relations Unit
Federal Fire Service
Imo State Command

PRESS RELEASE21st June, 2026FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE ZONE E CONDUCTS FIRE SAFETY LECTURE AT NYSC ORIENTATION CAMP, UMUNNA BE...
21/06/2026

PRESS RELEASE
21st June, 2026

FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE ZONE E CONDUCTS FIRE SAFETY LECTURE AT NYSC ORIENTATION CAMP, UMUNNA BENDE, ABIA STATE

The Federal Fire Service, Zone E Headquarters, conducted a fire safety sensitization lecture for Corps members at the NYSC Orientation Camp, Umunna Bende, Abia State.

The exercise was led by ASF II Inah Eteng Samuel and covered key areas, including fire prevention tips, common causes of camp and hostel fires, evacuation procedures, and practical demonstrations on the proper use of fire extinguishers.

Addressing the Corps members, the team emphasized the importance of safety consciousness, especially in crowded camp environments. They urged the Corps members to avoid illegal electrical connections, the improper use of cooking appliances, and the storage of flammable materials in hostels.

Officials of the NYSC Orientation Camp commended the Federal Fire Service for the timely intervention, noting that the lecture would help instill a culture of safety among the Corps members.

The Federal Fire Service reiterated its commitment to continuous public sensitization across institutions to reduce fire incidents to the barest minimum.

Signed

DSF Onyeukwu Chioma
Public Relations Officer
Federal Fire Service
Zone E Headquarters, Imo State Command

20/06/2026

SAY NO TO ILLICIT DRUGS

PICTURE NEWS20th June 2026FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE, IMO STATE COMMAND, ATTENDS NDLEA PUBLIC DESTRUCTION OF ILLICIT DRUGSThe ...
20/06/2026

PICTURE NEWS
20th June 2026

FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE, IMO STATE COMMAND, ATTENDS NDLEA PUBLIC DESTRUCTION OF ILLICIT DRUGS

The Federal Fire Service, Imo State Command, participated in the public destruction of 25,807.192 kg of illicit drug exhibits and 2,319 litres of Codeine Cough Syrup, organized by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Imo State Command.

The Executive Governor of Imo State was ably represented at the event by the Deputy Governor of Imo State, Her Excellency Chinyere Ihuoma Ekomaru, underscoring the State Government's commitment to the fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking.

The State Controller, Federal Fire Service, Imo State Command, was ably represented by the Head of Operations, SF Anowa Mike, alongside his team.

The Service provided fire safety coverage and technical support throughout the exercise to ensure that the destruction process was conducted safely and without any fire-related hazards.

Signed

DSF Onyeukwu Chioma
Public Relations Officer
Federal Fire Service
Imo State Command

PRESS RELEASE 15th June, 2026FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE ZONE E HEADQUARTERS, IMO STATE COMMAND SENSITIZES STAFF OF CENTRAL BA...
15/06/2026

PRESS RELEASE
15th June, 2026

FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE ZONE E HEADQUARTERS, IMO STATE COMMAND SENSITIZES STAFF OF CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA, OWERRI BRANCH ON FIRE SAFETY

The Federal Fire Service, Zone E Headquarters, Imo State Command carried out a fire safety sensitization exercise for staff of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Owerri Branch.

The State Controller, Federal Fire Service Imo State Command, was ably represented by the Head of Operations, SF Anowa Mike, alongside other officers of the Command.

The exercise featured comprehensive fire safety lectures and practical drills aimed at equipping CBN staff with essential knowledge on fire prevention, evacuation procedures, and the proper use of firefighting equipment.

Speaking during the sensitization, SF Anowa Mike emphasized the importance of proactive fire safety measures in workplaces, noting that most fire incidents are preventable with proper awareness and compliance with safety guidelines. He urged the staff to remain vigilant, avoid electrical overload, and ensure that fire exits and extinguishers are always accessible.

The management of CBN Owerri Branch commended the Federal Fire Service for the initiative, describing it as timely and impactful in promoting a safer working environment.

The Federal Fire Service, Imo State Command, reassured the public of its commitment to continuous fire safety awareness campaigns across public and private institutions in the state.

Signed
Onyeukwu Chioma
Public Relations Officer
Federal Fire Service
Imo State Command

PRESS RELEASE8th June,2026Federal Fire Service, Imo State Command Sensitizes Public on Heat Transfer and Fire SpreadThe ...
08/06/2026

PRESS RELEASE
8th June,2026

Federal Fire Service, Imo State Command Sensitizes Public on Heat Transfer and Fire Spread

The Federal Fire Service, Imo State Command, has sensitized members of the public on the concepts of heat transfer and fire spread through an educative radio programme aired on Omalicha Radio Station 91.1 FM.

The programme was presented by the Public Relations Officer, DSF Onyeukwu Chioma, who explained that understanding how heat is transferred is essential in preventing and controlling fire outbreaks.

She highlighted the three main methods of heat transfer:

Conduction – the transfer of heat through direct contact between materials.

Convection – the transfer of heat through the movement of liquids or gases, which can cause fire to spread rapidly within buildings.

Radiation – the transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves, allowing fire to ignite nearby combustible materials without direct contact.

DSF Onyeukwu Chioma further explained that fire spreads when heat from a burning material is transferred to surrounding combustible materials, causing them to reach their ignition temperature. She noted that fire can spread quickly through buildings, vegetation, and other combustible materials when proper safety measures are not observed.

She also identified common causes of fire outbreaks, including uncontrolled bush burning, unattended cooking, careless handling of open flames, and faulty electrical installations.

According to her, fire incidents can be minimized when individuals understand the behavior of fire and take proactive safety measures.

She advised residents to:

Avoid uncontrolled bush burning.

Never leave cooking or naked flames unattended.

Ensure electrical installations are properly maintained.

Keep combustible materials away from heat sources.

Report fire outbreaks promptly to emergency responders.

She encouraged members of the public to remain vigilant and adopt fire safety practices to protect lives and property.

For fire emergencies, members of the public can contact the Command through the following numbers:

📞 08092002224
📞 09014366957

Signed:
DSF Onyeukwu Chioma
Public Relations Officer
Federal Fire Service
Imo State Command

PRESS RELEASEJune 5,2026FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE, ZONE E IMO COMMAND RESPONDS TO FIRE OUTBREAK; SAVES PROPERTY WORTH ₦900,00...
06/06/2026

PRESS RELEASE
June 5,2026

FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE, ZONE E IMO COMMAND RESPONDS TO FIRE OUTBREAK; SAVES PROPERTY WORTH ₦900,000,000

The Federal Fire Service, Zone E Imo State Command, swiftly responded to a fire outbreak on June 5, 2026, at about 07:39hrs. The incident took place at Celebrity Lodge Umuerim Nekede, Owerri, Imo State.

The fire call was reported by an DSF Okorie. It is a fire involving four self contained rooms on the right wing on the last floor of a two storey building on an area measuring approximately 100m by 25m used for student lodge.

Thanks to the prompt intervention of our gallant officers led by DSF Onyeneke, the fire was quickly brought under control using one medium jet of water and foam from the fire appliance. Although property worth about ₦10,000,000 was destroyed, the timely response of the Firefighters saved property valued at approximately ₦900,000,000. Fortunately, no lives were lost in the incident.

The Federal Fire Service, Imo State Command, remains committed to protecting lives and property in line with its vision of producing proficient firefighters and its mission to ensure safety through effective fire prevention and mitigation.

Signed
Public Relations Unit
Federal Fire Service
Imo State Command

PICTURE NEWS29th May, 2026The Federal Fire Service Zone E Headquarters, Imo State Command, participated in a one-day sen...
30/05/2026

PICTURE NEWS
29th May, 2026

The Federal Fire Service Zone E Headquarters, Imo State Command, participated in a one-day sensitization seminar on proactive disaster management strategies for members of the Local Emergency Management Committees across the 27 Local Government Areas and other stakeholders.

The seminar was organized by the State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) to strengthen disaster preparedness, response coordination, and emergency management at the grassroots level.

The State Controller, Federal Fire Service, was ably represented by the Head of Operations, SF Anowa Mike, alongside other officers of the Command.

Signed
DSF Onyeukwu Chioma
Public Relations Officer
Federal Fire Service
Imo State Command

PRESS RELEASEMay 28,2026FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE, ZONE E IMO COMMAND RESPONDS TO FIRE OUTBREAK; SAVES PROPERTY WORTH ₦900,00...
29/05/2026

PRESS RELEASE
May 28,2026

FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE, ZONE E IMO COMMAND RESPONDS TO FIRE OUTBREAK; SAVES PROPERTY WORTH ₦900,000,000

The Federal Fire Service, Zone E Imo State Command, swiftly responded to a fire outbreak on May 28, 2026, at about 10:45hrs. The incident took place at Eze Nze Francis Elendu Agunwah Palace, Umunkwo Obazu Mbieri Mbaitoli L.G.A Imo State.

The fire call was reported by an NSCDC Officer. It is a fire involving the upper floor of five bedroom flat in one storey building on an area measuring 100 by 100 sqmtrs, used for residential purposes.

Thanks to the prompt intervention of our gallant officers led by SF Anowa, the fire was quickly brought under control using two medium jet of water from the fire appliance. Although property worth about ₦20,000,000 was destroyed, the timely response of the Firefighters saved property valued at approximately ₦900,000,000. Fortunately, no lives were lost in the incident.

The Federal Fire Service, Imo State Command, remains committed to protecting lives and property in line with its vision of producing proficient firefighters and its mission to ensure safety through effective fire prevention and mitigation.

Signed
Public Relations Unit
Federal Fire Service
Imo State Command


Picture News27th May,2026Federal Fire Service Zone E, Imo State Command, today participated in a specialized training se...
28/05/2026

Picture News
27th May,2026

Federal Fire Service Zone E, Imo State Command, today participated in a specialized training session on pump operations and airport firefighting procedures alongside aerodrome firefighters at Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport in Owerri.

The training focused on enhancing emergency response capacity, operational efficiency, and inter-agency collaboration in handling aviation-related fire incidents and rescue operations. The exercise also provided participants with practical exposure to modern airport firefighting techniques and safety procedures.

Signed
DSF Onyeukwu Chioma
Public Relations Officer
Federal Fire Service Imo State Command

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