“Eight Years He Misgoverned Nigeria, We Did Not Experience Commercial Aircraft Crash”- Reno Omokri Reacts To Max Air Crash-land At Abuja Airport

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A former presidential aide to Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, Reno Omokri has reacted to reports of a Max aircraft crash landing at Abuja Airport.

Earlier today, an Airplane belonging to Max Air crash-landed at Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport at Abuja Airport. The plane conveyed passengers from Yola, Adamawa. CONTINUE READING

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The Social Media Critic, Reno Omokri praised President Buhari for the first time in eight years due to no record of a domestic plane crash in his two tenures.

In his words, he said:

“No matter how much I am disappointed in Muhammadu Buhari, one thing I can still praise him for is that in the eight years that he misgoverned Nigeria, we did not experience even one commercial aircraft crash. It may not look like such a big thing in the grand scheme. But it is big enough to earn my commendation.”

Unfortunately, there have been several plane crashes in Nigeria over the years. Here is a list of some of the major incidents:

• July 11, 1991: Nigerian Airways Flight 2120 crashes shortly after takeoff from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, killing all 261 people on board. The plane was en route to Sokoto, Nigeria.
• November 13, 1995: A Nigerian-owned Boeing 727 operated by Nigeria Airways crashes in the outskirts of Lagos, Nigeria, killing all 153 people on board. The plane was en route from Abuja, Nigeria to Lagos.
• October 22, 2005: A Nigerian Bellview Airlines Boeing 737 crashes shortly after takeoff from Lagos, killing all 117 people on board. The plane was en route to Abuja, Nigeria.
• December 10, 2005: A Sosoliso Airlines DC-9 crashes on landing in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, killing 108 people on board, mostly schoolchildren.
• June 3, 2012: Dana Air Flight 992 crashes into a densely populated neighborhood in Lagos, Nigeria, killing all 153 people on board and 10 more on the ground.
• October 29, 2018: A Lion Air flight operated by an Indonesian airline crashes shortly after takeoff from Jakarta, killing all 189 people on board. Although the plane was not registered in Nigeria and the crash did not occur in Nigeria, many Nigerians were among the victims.

It’s worth noting that there have been other smaller incidents and accidents involving planes in Nigeria over the years as well.