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A close family friend of Feyi, son of late Chief Agagu, who is one of the survivors of the ill fated Associated Airlines flight, told Vanguard that he (Feyi) was initially reluctant to enter the plane after seeing how old it looked. (The exact plane pictured right). He and others survived basically by sitting at the back of the plane. Below is what a family insider Feyi spoke to said;

“The young man said that once they got to the tarmac before boarding and once he sighted the plane, what struck him was the seemingly very old look of the plane. Feyi said he didn’t like the looks of the plane. He also said but for the importance and significance of the trip, his inner sense didn’t feel comfortable boarding the plane.

"In fact, Feyi said he told another survivor, Femi Akinsanya, that the plane looked too old and he didn’t feel like boarding. But Feyi said he was told not to get himself worked up needlessly since this was not going to be his first time aboard a plane neither would this be the first old-looking plane that he would board. That was how he said he boarded the plane”.

“Feyi recounted how he and Femi Akinsanya boarded the plane and moved straight to the back end to take up seats. Why Feyi chose the back seat”, the source said, “was more a function of his state of mind about the state of the plane rather than a preference for taking a back seat.


“When they sat down, Feyi told me that he and Femi simply prayed that they should just take off and land safely, oblivious of what lay ahead of them. “Feyi said once they took off, everything happened so fast. What he also told me was that both he and Femi noticed what looked like a crack not far from where they sat at the rear end of the plane

“He said everything happened so fast that by the time the plane crashed on the ground, it was that crack that had been noticed earlier that transformed into a gapping exit point upon impact on the ground.

“Feyi said the exit point created was where he and Femi escaped through”.

Another source further revealed that most of the survivors of the crash appeared to be those seated at the rear end of the plane.

Though 23years old, the plane, according to Balami David, the President of the National Association of Pilots and Engineers, during a television interview, reportedly operated some days before the ill-fated flight.

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Wonders shall neva end..........always follow ur instinct. Mine doesn't lie to me...thnk God for ur safety

THE PREMONITION... OR FINAL DESTINATION


IF NA DAT FILM NW, DEATH WOULD START HUNTING, FOR THOSE SURVIVORS, ONE BY ONE...

Well the rear has always been the safest part of the fuselage and ironically that's where the cheapest seats are i.e Economy class.

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Ok. So you saw an old plane, And yet u entered Thank God for answering ur prayers.

deejay_harry1: THE PREMONITION...


IF NA DAT FILM NW, DEATH WOULD START HUNTING, FOR THOSE SURVIVORS, ONE BY ONE...

Even d movie Final Destination

I have never liked seating in front for anything, in car, bus, lecture room, boats, jets, yatch, plane, boats, train just name it.

D management should be blamed for d whole damages,so because say na courpes dey wan carry daz y dey brought old plane ehh kwa.

He didn't see his died-twice father's ghost manipulating the plane? He should better say the truth that we all know

. this agagu news no dey finish sef......

Na waooo! FINAL DESTINATION tinz

Seeing the condition of the plane and still boarding it was a very big risk

Hmmmm. INSTINCTS. How wonderful. Na God save them sha.

Agagu end up takin doz innocent soul

Na God o!

hmmmm.... That one concern una. Please nobody should quote me because i just clicked the un follow on nairaland...thank you all.

Nigerians with their normal "manage manage",thank God they never follow agagu "go"

Jensen_elizz: .

See your Life.

ztob: I have never liked seating in front for anything, in car, bus, lecture room, boats, jets, yatch, plane, boats, train just name it.

So Na Everything You Don Enter Before...

Smh!

"One thing about the first class is that when the plane goes down,u go first"-A rough qoute from "Death At A Funeral...Ori lo ko Feyi yo.

I read an article by a pilot recently where he said the rear of an aircraft is the safest place to be when a plane crashes. An experiment with dummy passengers also proved that majority of the people sitting at the rear end would survive a crash to some certain extent as compared to those seated in the front. After reading this who still wants to fly first class? Nah I am very comfortable with my economy seat infact the farther it is from first class the better for me

Tnk God for his tyf

Lol. See his head

Dygeasy: So Na Everything You Don Enter Before...

Smh!

Stop shaking ur head, else u lose it.

what if your seat no fall exactly behind the business class...sumtin like 6abc 6efd

Whenever I fly, I always go for the back seats. Had an airline one time asked to put me in a first class seat for free, I said NO! I love my back seat. When crash happens, survivors are always those who sat in the back. Why? Most plane crashes happen by nose diving...common sense will tell you that those in the back and held firmly in their seat belts, will most likely survive. Have you heard of any pilot surviving a crash? Very unlikely. This is not to say that those in the back are immune from crash casualty and fatality, NO, but you have a high chance of surviving.

geeez: The rear seats are the safest

The closer you are to the tail, the greater your chances

Unfortunately, Business Class seats aren't behind

That doesnt make sense my brother, if an airplane crashes, the impact alone is enough to kill all occupants because of the internal injuries they will most likely sustain.

:oBut I tink say na just motor dey get danfo ...aeroplane too don get ...END TIMES TINZ

Final destination comes to mind. Has anyone here seen that movie, the part one?