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Lagos Plane Crash: 3 Days Of Mourning Declared By President Goodluck Jonathan
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June 3, 2012 – Lagos Plane Crash: 3 Days Of Mourning Declared By President Goodluck Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan has declared 3 days to mourn those who lost their lives tragically in Dana Airplane Crash incident that happened on Sunday June 3rd, 2012 in Iju/Ishaga Area of Lagos State Nigeria . naijagists.com
We learnt the Lagos plane Crash claimed 153 passengers.
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Dignitaries on Board the Crashed Dana Airplane
- Dr Levi Ajuonuma was also among the people involved in this tragic incident.
- He was a former broadcaster and NNPC General manager (Corporate Affairs)
- 5 members of Nigerian University Commissions (NUC) were on onboard the crashed jet.
- Son of Ex-Vice President, Late Admiral Augustus Aikhomu
- Many more to be listed
President Goodluck asked that the Nigerian flag be flown at half mast for the 3 days of nationwide mourning.
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Sixtus Afamefuna
June 4, 2012 at 4:29 AM
Wao! Wil mournin bring them back? Crash here! Bomb blast here!! Tanker explosion here!!! God help us pls…
Yemi esty
June 4, 2012 at 6:00 AM
May the good Lord hav mercy upon us, cause we are no longer save in this country.
Joseph
June 4, 2012 at 7:08 AM
Woaw another plane crash again…God help us O◦°˚˚°◦O let this plague in nigeria cease…this mourning is it suppose to b a public holz?
Law
June 4, 2012 at 7:44 AM
Jonathan u were watin 4plain crash so dat u wil declar 3days mourng to enable u an ur people 2pack our money 2a forieng country why dnt u brin de subcidi money an buy nw air crft. De most corup gov
Jay Blast
June 4, 2012 at 8:00 AM
When people hear of a sudden mishap like accident or crash, first peculiar tging they do in anxiety is to dail numbers of loved ones or friend who should have been en route the destination towards which d ill fated tragedy occured. Network, low battery could contribute in creating more an anxiety than we can ever imagine. Such was d case of last Sunday after the Crashed Dana Airplane was reported to have taken the lives of over 163 souls. Some could have flied due to fear of road transport, some to be able to keep to schedule while others cus dey can afford d luxury of flying. Now can we liken this harzard to that which occurs on our roads on daily basis. Either way non can really tell which is safer. The most important thing here is that lives have been lost. Lives of our family members, friends, husbands, fathers, brothers, sisters. Some I believe might be less concerned about this mishap but hey, it could have been your in law, old friend, or even someone who is meant to give approval to that life changing job you’ve been gunning for all these years. Hmmm! We in Nigeria don’t get concerned in matters like this until it hits us directly. Do we have to wait for this to happen? Imagine sleeping at night in the comfort of your bed and bang, a plane crashes into your bed room? That aint funny I assume. Imagine taking a scroll with your new found love (fiancee) within your neighbourhood and alas, a plane crashes right unto you. Who is safe here? Where is safe? Could we ever be safe? These questions should be lurking in our hearts, pounding so hard that we can hardly breath. The President says flags should fly half mast, but hey Mr President, we expect more than that. Policies should be looked into, projects should be executed, people should be considered as people. The next thing you would hear on the media is ”plane crash even in America”. Blood fire, whats that? Abeggggiiiii. Do what you have to do to reduce these harzards or else we put a curse permenently on that name!
May your soul rest in peace Dr Levi Ajuonuma.
Ronke Dorcas Onigbinde
June 4, 2012 at 9:24 AM
MR PRESIDENT, Dis mourning is suppose to b a public holz? God help us in our nation. May there souls R.I.P. Amen!
Olamide
May 2, 2020 at 8:50 PM
This is still sad uptil today, sad moments
Joseph agbo
June 4, 2012 at 2:05 PM
May those who died rest in peace and those hospitalise, be save in jesus name (amen)
Blessing
June 5, 2012 at 12:32 AM
Amen ooooooo!
Onyeka Florence
June 5, 2012 at 6:10 AM
May their souls rest in peace
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