NCAA Offers Support for Ondo Air Force Crash Rescue Efforts

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has committed to providing technical expertise and support for the ongoing search and rescue operations following the crash of the Nigeria Air Force NGR931 aircraft in Igbokoda, Ondo State. Capt. Chris Najomo, the Director-General of the NCAA, stated that there were approximately 32 persons on board the aircraft.
The NCAA is closely monitoring the situation and will cooperate with relevant authorities and agencies in line with established national emergency response protocols. Najomo expressed solidarity with the Nigeria Air Force and those affected by the incident, stating the Authority is hopeful for a positive outcome and praying for the safety and successful rescue of all involved.
He acknowledged the distressing nature of the incident and extended thoughts and prayers to the personnel of the Nigeria Air Force, the occupants of the aircraft, their families, and all affected. Although military aviation operations fall outside the NCAA's regulatory oversight, the Authority remains dedicated to supporting the national response.
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