Nollywood actress Stephanie Coker has said decried the deaths of several persons at the collapsed building in Ikoyi, Lagos.

Writing on her IG stories, Coker said Nigerians have been desensitized to trauma and deaths.

“We live haphazardly in Nigeria and subjected to so much trauma. We have to pray about everything because the bare minimum standards are nonexistent in most sectors in Nigeria,” she wrote.

“Citizens have become desensitised to the most horrific accidents. It’s not normal for a trailer to fall on a car. It’s not normal for a building to just collapse.”

“I couldn’t even sleep last night just thinking about the human beings trapped in Ikoyi. There needs to be more value placed on the human lives in Nigeria.”

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A 21 storey building situated in Gerald Street, Ikoyi, Lagos collapsed on Monday, 1 November trapping and killing over 40 persons, including the developer, Femi Osibona.

Giving an update at the scene of the collapse, Lagos Governor Jide Sanwo-Olu said 42 dead bodies have been recovered from the rubble so far. He also added that 15 persons were rescued alive.

“They were taken to the Police Hospital in Falomo for treatment and some of them have been discharged. We have taken the full records of survivors in the incident. And this gives a total of 15 people rescued alive. We have a total of 42 bodies that have been recovered,” he said.

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