INDEPENDENCE TOWER

Still in the spirit of Nigeria's 58th Independence,
The independence House is a 25 storey office building west of Tafawa Balewa Square, Onikan Lagos.
The project was commissioned by the British government as a testimonial to Nigeria's independence in 1960.
The building is built of reinforced concrete; it once housed the Defense headquarters under the Babangida administration and was known as Defense House.
In 1993, portions of it caught fire and since the incident, the building has not been managed properly.

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