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Otti mourns Abia-born Squadron Leader Man-Ugwueje, commiserates with FG over plane crash

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In a statement on Tuesday by Ferdinand Ekeoma, his special adviser on media and publicity, Mr Otti described Squadron Leader Man-Ugwueje’s death and those of other military personnel aboard the Nigerian Air Force plane as painful and devastating.

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