Ondo Monarch Calls for Cleanup After NAF Plane Crash

Afolabi Odidiomo, the traditional ruler of Igbokoda in Ondo State, has raised alarm over the failure of the federal government to recover bodies from the crash of a Nigerian Air Force (NAF) aircraft, NAF 931, which occurred on October 5, 2026, in the Igbokoda swamps. The aircraft was carrying 25 passengers, and no survivors were found.
Odidiomo reported that the decaying bodies are polluting the swamp, leading to contaminated water for domestic use. He described the scene as frightening for children who swim in the river, where human remains are visible.
The monarch emphasized that the river, which supplies drinking water to the community, is now contaminated due to the crash and other pollutants. He called for immediate cleanup and environmental restoration efforts, stating that the government should prioritize the living over the deceased and take action to prevent an epidemic.
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