Damaturu Fire Station Officer, Mr. Usman Habu, who affirmed the occurrence to the News Agency of Nigeria, on Wednesday, said the episode happened about 11.00 pm.
"We were educated about the fire episode at Red Brick's quarters, Maiduguri Road, Damaturu around 11.00 p.m.
"At the point when we landed at the scene, we discovered that the exploited people's dad, Malam Adamu Aliyu, had attempted endeavors to protect his family, yet was just ready to spare his five-year-old child, Faruq Aliyu.
"The fire turned out to be excessively furious and he couldn't spare the remainder of his relatives, however, he figured out how to leap out to wellbeing.
"We constrained open the entryway and recuperated the lady's body, just as her three little girls."
Habu accused the passings to the absence of a secondary passage to fill in as a crisis exit.
He exhorted planned inhabitants and mortgage holders to consistently guarantee that the property they expected to lease or manufacture had at least two passageways.
"In the event that there was an 'escape entryway', the man could have spared his family,'' Habu said.
One of the neighbors and a companion to the family, Madam Binta Mohammed, revealed to NAN that the three young ladies, Aisha Aliyu, Saadatu Aliyu, and Safiya Aliyu, were matured 10, eight and two years separately.
Dr. Istifanus Dauda of Damaturu Specialist Hospital, who likewise affirmed the episode to NAN, said the kid was gotten with an aroused bone and he was accepting therapeutic consideration at the medical clinic.
"The report that I was given by the specialist accessible if the need arises the previous evening was that there were individuals that lost their lives in the occurrence.
"As indicated by the report, there was just a single survivor in that family separated from the individual that is at present on affirmation,'' Dauda clarified.
(NAN)
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