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Military Aircraft Crash: How naval personnel and residents try to rescue victims – Gov Aiyedatiwa
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Military Aircraft Crash: How naval personnel and residents try to rescue victims – Gov Aiyedatiwa

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Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa

"So, immediately, the Nigerian Navy men, from the information I got, stayed back a bit so that there wouldn't be an explosion or fire outbreak. When they realised it was just an area and saw no sign of fire, they moved in, trying to rescue the people. Then the local emergency management agency from the local government also tried to move in with residents..."

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