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In June, a flight took off from Abuja with a broken tail wing. It just about landed in one piece. On Friday, a plane landed in Yola with hundreds of litres of water in its fuel tanks. Another Nigerian aviation disaster is on the way. West Africa Weekly reports.... show more
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@WestAfricaWeek An average Nigerian will come to the post with "God forbid".

@WestAfricaWeek The gross incompetence of the authorities from the aviation minister right to the ground staff is too loud. Putting peoples lives in danger out of negligence and no regard for safety is appalling. Mediocrity and failure are the standards they follow. A terrible state of affairs.

@WestAfricaWeek Yeshua. Water in the tanks??? Nigeria which way

@WestAfricaWeek A flight ✈️ attendant on Sunday shared this scary testimony of Yola incident in my church ⛪️. I am still scared till now. The plane was to fly to Maiduguri from ABJ, which is an hour ten mins. But, the operators instructed the captain to fly to Yola (55 mins). After landing they

@ChangeNigeriaa @WestAfricaWeek Nigeria is very resolute in her resolve never to succeed. If negligence brings more money, negligence becomes the way forward. If robbers will share money, Nigeria will supply them guns. WHICH WAY NIGERIA?

@WestAfricaWeek Buhari and his ministers are the worst thing to ever happen to Nigeria.

@WestAfricaWeek NCAA, please don't allow this disaster to crystallise before paying close attention. Prevention is cheaper and better than cure. Thank you.

@WestAfricaWeek Just two weeks ago, a plane flew over Mafoluku with its landing gear out. I'm sure that plane must have circled back and had an emergency landing. Immediately I saw it, I just remembered David's article

