AIRCRAFT CRASHES IN OWERRI AIRPORT WITH FOUR PERSONS ONBOARD. (PHOTOS).
Aircraft crashes in Owerri airport with four persons onboard A Cessna 172 aircraft with registration number 5N-ASR, operated by Skypower Express, crashed at the Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport, Owerri, Imo state on Tuesday evening, December 16. The aircraft with four passengers and crew members onboard, had departed Kaduna International Airport en route to Port Harcourt International Airport before diverting to Owerri after the crew declared an emergency. Confirming the incident, the Director, Public Affairs and Family Assistance of the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB), Mrs. Bimbo Oladeji, said the agency had been notified of the crash. According to the NSIB, the aircraft crashed on the approach area of Runway 17, but no fatalities have been recorded so far. Also confirming the incident, the spokesperson of the Nigeria Police Force, Airport Command, Lagos, ASP Mohammed Adeola, said the aircraft sustained varying degrees of damage. He mentioned that four (4) crew ...
Yesterday tuesday morning,the Regional Director of the World Health Organisation {WHO} for Africa,Dr Matshidiso Rebecca Moeti,met with the Nigerian Senate President Bukola Saraki.On the Senate President's social media,he captioned all the pictures ''It was a pleasure to meet with and duscuss ways of improving Nigeria's Healthcare system through legislation with the Regional Director of the World Health Organisation {WHO} for Africa,Dr. Matshidiso Rebecca Moeti.Over the years,the WHO in Nigeria has played a leading role in mitigating the effects of many diseases in the country,hence,it was a pleasure to exchange ideas with Dr. Moeti,the Honourable Minister for Health,Prof Isaac Folorunsho Adewole,and the WHO team on legislative interventions that the 8th Senate can embark on to strengthen Nigeria's healthcare system''.More photos below.
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