AFTER IGBOHO’S HOUSE WAS RAZED BY FIRE, SEE TWO THINGS IN HIS LIVING ROOM WHICH DID NOT GET BURNT

Earlier this morning, it was reported that one of the houses of Yoruba Rights Activist, Chief Sunday Adeyemo, popularly Known as Igboho Oosa was razed by suspected arsonists. The incident happened around 3am in the midnight today when people were sleeping. It is quite shocking that despite the massive fire explosion which literally destroyed the house of Sunday Igboho, two things from his sitting room did not get burn at all. Despite the fact that his house was set on fire and most of the things in it got burnt, there were two particular things that remained intact without getting burnt.

Chief Sunday Igboho

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It has been gathered that it was his home located in Soka, Ibadan that was demolished by fire. According to Daily Trust, the activist lived in the building before relocating to a new one in the same compound. Even though the cause of the fire is yet to be verified, something quite strange caught my attention. When I zoomed one of the pictures of the house after it was destroyed, there were two things in his living room which never get burnt. In Igboho’s living room, there was a particular portrait hung on the wall which has these words ‘Mr. and Mrs. Adeyemo’ inscribed on it even though it is blurry.

See the portrait which did not get burnt

The fire did not touch the portrait where it was hung despite the severity of the fire. I was quite surprised because the fire destroyed virtually everything in the house except this portrait which probably contains the picture of Igboho’s parent or himself and his wife. The wall on which the picture was hung has turned black and the paint on the wall has even started peeling off due to the heat of the fire but this picture remained untouched. I was just wondering how this is possible.

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