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There is a raging fire at a residence in West Legon in Accra.
Thick smoke has been sighted emanating from the roof of the house.
The incident happened in a building near the Starbites Restaurant on Friday.
It is not yet clear what started the fire.
Neighbours are calling on the National Fire Service to help douse the inferno.
More soon...
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