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<p>A fire broke out in a courtroom at the Kwara State High Court Complex in Ilorin, the capital of Kwara State, on Sunday night.</p>
<p>The fire started a little after 8:00 PM on Sunday and completely ruined one courtroom before the state Fire Service could stop it.</p>
<p>The State Fire Service said the fire began because of an electrical power surge in the government area where the High Court is located.</p>
<p>Things destroyed in the fire included two air conditioners, a TV, a fan, documents, and furniture in the courtroom.</p>
<p>The Kwara State Fire Service confirmed that only courtroom No. 10 was damaged. The quick action of the Fire Service stopped the fire from spreading to other rooms and offices.</p>
<p>A person from the State Fire Service, Hassan Adekunle, said that their fast response saved more parts of the court complex, which has many courtrooms.</p>
<p>“On Sunday, September 29, 2024, at around 8:02 PM, the Kwara State Fire Service quickly went to the High Court in Ilorin to stop a fire.</p>
<p>“When they got there, the fire had already burned courtroom No. 10 and was about to spread to more rooms. The firefighters worked quickly and stopped the fire, saving the High Court from more damage.</p>
<p>“The investigation showed that the fire started because of a power surge in one of the air conditioners,” the statement said.</p>This version uses simpler words and sentences so that non-English speakers or even young children can understand what happened. It includes important details about the event and describes the quick response of the fire service to stop the fire.