some of us shouldnt be sarcarstic about this tragedy.besides, its a private firm that owns it and not MTN.

yes i believe it bad belle too or
make the hot seat don hot sotie e come catch fire.
any way i pity them, SORRY OOOOO

Thats too bad men! well i beliv say MTN get the moni sha them go do another one. pele MTN.

too bad, hope they have insurance. Like they say in the insurance business- The best time to buy insurance is when you DON'T need it

project flames abi?

what a pity for ultima studio GOD will help you.

this reminded me of oliha market and oba market when they got burnt

Hope say dem insure am o!! hope say alternative venue dey for Project fame o, Cos I wan see Yetunde Omo-Ibadan. We

What a shame and a pity, cos the burnt studio admittedly has made Nigerians have sth to look for towards on television in Who wants to be a Millionaire and Project Fame, this explains why i feel quite sad (like you dont know what you have until you looes kinda feeling) though they will bounce right back!

ao sad

Wow!!, sorry to the owners ooo

http://lekanbaruwa./2010/08/25/yahoo-yahoo-supported-by-microsoft/

For the doubters, this is the official release from project fame:

[center]PRESS RELEASE ON ULTIMA STUDIOS FIRE INCIDENT
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In spite of the mysterious fire that ravaged Ultima Studios on Sunday August 22, 2010, the company has stated that their two currently running productions WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE? and MTN PROJECT FAME WEST AFRICA season 3 would continue as scheduled. A recording for WWTBAM had just ended, when crew members noticed a minor fire, late Sunday. But what started as a little ball soon turned into huge flames as extinguishers failed to contain the fire.
Staff and contestants who were housed in the Academy were promptly evacuated. There were no injuries nor lives lost. However, both the studios for WWTBAM and MTN Project Fame West Africa were badly hit and invaluable equipment lost to the inferno.

Ultima CEO, Femi Ayeni, told reporters on the site, Sunday, “although the incident is catastrophic and the loss shattering, we’re grateful to God that no lives were lost. The contestants are safe and we are confident that the show will go on, and in no time at all we will be back on air so keep watching.”
Early visitors to the site included MTN’s GM Consumer Marketing, Kola Oyeyemi. MTN, Nigeria’s largest telecoms company, is the sole sponsor for WWTBAM and the title sponsors for Project Fame. “This is a monumental disaster. We can’t even begin to comprehend the personal, emotional and material loss. But in all we thank God that no lives were lost. MTN is committed to enriching lives through our different services, properties and initiatives and we are already discussing with our partners at Ultima on how to make sure this tragedy does not distract us”.

Ultima is determined to take this incident in its stride and plans are on to return to full and enhanced production of WWTBAM and PFWA.

http://www.projectfamewestafrica.com/news/112.html

ITS REALLY SAD. I PASS THERE DAILY AND I CANT STOP WONDERING WHAT WENT WRONG, HOPE THERE IS FIRE AND HOUSEHOLD INSURANCE POLICY?, GOD WILL SEE THEM THROUGH THIS TRYING PERIOD

Is a pain to say I'm sorry about that

pity , such a loss

hope the house was insured

wat will happen to dose shows now

There is more to these that meets the eye,i think its a sabotage

na wa o. when will become safety an important issue in Nigeria. How can a whole EQUIPPED building like that burn down without the intervention of fire fighters, this is interestingly crazy!! WAS IT A ONE-TIME EXPLOSION? ,

A warning, just like Huricane Katrina, beware Nigerians, gambling and lewd shows anger the Almighty GOD.[color=#990000][/color]

Ayatullah:

A warning, just like Huricane Katrina, beware Nigerians, gambling and lewd shows anger the Almighty GOD.[color=#990000][/color]

STF up. loser

seunmsg:
This is very sad. How will they conclude the project fame show now?

it is left to them