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Air Crashes, Weekends And Sacrificial Circles by mabelly: 6:07pm On Dec 16, 2012
Air Crashes, Weekends and Sacrificial Circles
By Femi Fani-Kayode
Every single major air crash in Nigeria in the
last 10 years has taken place on a weekend.
EAS Airline crashed in Kano on June 4th 2002
resulting in the loss of 77 souls. This took
place on a weekend. Bellview Airlines crashed
in Lisa village just outside Lagos on 22oct
2005 resulting in the loss of 117 souls. This
took place on a…weekend. Sosolisso Airline
crashed in Port Harcourt on 10 December
2005 resulting in the loss of 108 souls. This
took place on a weekend. ADC crashed in
Abuja on 29th Oct. 2006 resulting in the loss
of 105 souls. This took place on a weekend.

A Nigerian military plane crashed in Oko
village, Benue state on Sept. 17th 2006 with
the loss of 15 Generals of the Nigerian Army.
This took place on a weekend. Wings Aviation
Airline crashed on March 15th 2008 in Cross
Rivers state with the loss of 3 souls. This took
place on a weekend. In 2009 and 2010 there
were a series of small light aircraft crashes,
an airforce jet crash and helicopter crashes in
Kano, Lagos and Kaduna that took place each
resulting in the loss of life. They mostly took
place on a weekend. An OAS Helicopter
crashed in Ife Odan in Osun state on 29th
July 2011 resulting in the loss of three lives.
This took place on a weekend.
On June 2nd 2012 A Nigerian cargo plane
shot off the runway into the highway behind
Accra’s Kotoka Int.Airport resulting in the
deaths of 10 Ghanaian souls that were
driving past the airport in a bus. This took
place on a weekend. The following day on
June 3rd 2012 Dana Air crashed into a
residential area in the suburbs of Lagos
resulting in the loss of 176 souls. This took
place on a weekend.
Curiously the Dana crash of June 3rd, 2012,
took place exactly 10 years and one month
(less one day) after the EAS crash of 3rd May
2002 took place. This clearly represents the
end of a 10 year sacrificial cycle.Another
curious fact is that there had been an earlier
ADC Airline plane crash on 7th November
1996 in which 142 souls had perished.
Exactly 10 years (less 9 days) later, on 29th
Oct 2006, another ADC Airline plane crashed
again with the loss of 105 souls. This again
represents the end of a ten year sacrificial
cycle.
The author, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode is a
former minister of aviation
Re: Air Crashes, Weekends And Sacrificial Circles by koruji(m): 6:24pm On Dec 16, 2012
First, he calls into question his own "suggestions".
In one place he talked about a series of crashes in 2009 & 2010 that "MOSTLY" took place on weekends.
What is "mostly" took place on weekends?
It is either they all took place on weekends or they didn't.
He also talked about exactly 10 years and one month (less one day) & exactly 10 years (less 9 days) - there is nothing exact about these.

Second, what sacrificial cycle is he talking about?

Femi Fani-Kayode is too superstitious for an erudite person.
He was the one that suggested Obama's elections involve spiritual forces that send hurricanes to his opponent's camp.

How about the simple fact that the elite thinks they can operate a rentier economy in Nigeria, build nothing, develop no technology, educate nobody but their kids, yet manage to take a respectable position among the civilized nation of the world?
They and the populace at large cannot escape the consequences of their incompetence.

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