Na Igbo own arik I guess
Dey wan kill naija boys
Ole nndi kalu don send dem msg
God pass una
Ogun yin opagbogbo eyin omo yeolebo danu

Thank God no accident happened.

All d best of them

Boko haram bombing and killing is enough bad news to this kontiry......plane crash is not out portion

God forbid bad thing

Thank God for their lives oh

Tank God 4 resistin dis national stragedy.

Jeez Enemies that plane lost a tire yet They let it fly WTF

Thanks to God for mercy
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All praise to God that didn't give Pastor TB Joshua the chance to post another doctored video about the warning he gave proior the crash.

PLANETMARS:
I blame Biafra

Chaiii bros but u kniw say u no well.....lwkmd

PLANETMARS:
I blame Biafra

Chaiii bros but u know say u no well.....lwkmd

Thank God it didn't happen tb jushua would ve tols us he predicted it

shockwave:
Chaiii bros but u know say u no well.....lwkmd

i know bros

How come TB Joshua didn't see this coming in his numerous prophecies... Yeye dey smell. End time MOG. Thank God no life was lost.

This is pure lies from vangard!!

APC IS WICKED,THY WANT 2PAY DEM BAC WITH DEATH.....BUHARI BODY ODUR Is EVIL

Thank God for their safety but I don't understand Siasia with his indiscipline story. Someone should help me understand biko. Is it that he rejected their request but they went anyways or what? I'm confused cause according to the report he granted their request why say they were indisciplined again?

LOST A TYRE, LOST AN ENGINE...LOST ME. POOR REPORTING.

Arik.

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Una don tire


Loved your rice and fried meat enroute London but you guys are tired o
..

How pathetic...management even to the detriment of human life! , now just supposing the unexpected had happened! SMH!

As. U guys have escaped this one, u shall everly escape more to come even on the pitch

centvin008:
The U-23 National Team delegation has arrived in The Gambia for a 10 –day training program ahead of the 2nd Africa U-23 Cup of Nations taking place in Senegal escaped plane crash in Accra.

It was learnt that the ARIK Air aircraft conveying the team from Lagos lost a tyre on landing at the Kotoka International Airport, Accra.

The airplane that was on ground in Accra was then deployed for the purpose of flying the team to The Gambia, but that also lost an engine on take –off and the pilot had to make a quick return.

However, ARIK provided another aircraft that flew the delegation to The Gambia through Dakar.
Before departing the shores of the country on Sunday morning, NFF 2nd Vice President/LMC chairman, Shehu Dikko, charged the players and their officials to do the nationl proud at the Africa U-23 Cup of Nations, where Africa’s flagbearers to the men’s football tournament of next year’s Olympics will emerge.

Pledging that the NFF would ensure a comfortable stay for the team in The Gambia and the championship in Senegal, Dikko charged the team to put Nigeria first and ensure qualification for the Olympics taking place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil ext year summer.

“Some of the challenges you guys are facing now is as a result of some changes in the financial regulations in the country, but in a little time, we will be able to resolve all that and your welfare and comfort will be priority.”

Although he regretted that many of the players from the NPFL would not be taking part in the last games of the season, Dikko urged them to consider it as part of the sacrifice they haves to make for the nation. “In times like this, all of us must make sacrifices, I know most of you here would love to play for your clubs, but the reality is that it will not be possible as this is national duty you guys are involved in and as such we must put the nation first.”

Responding, Coach Samson Siasia thanked the NFF for sending a top member of the executive to se‎e the team off, assuring that they would not be deterred by any difficulty they are going through right now, and that the team is poised to pick an Olympic ticket for the country.

Meanwhile, Coach Siasia has wielded th‎e big stick by dropping Kingsley Sokari, Nzube Anaezemba and Daniel Etor for what he termed indiscipline.
Siasia said the players were sent packing after they requested to leave the camp to go for their Club’s (Enyimba) last NPFL game of the season against Sunshine Stars in Lagos, even after he (Siasia) had told all the players they could not leave camp.
“I feel bad in taking this decision, but discipline must be maintained for us to achieve success in Senegal. All players in camp were told not to leave camp as the team would be traveling this weekend to The Gambia for pre –Championship training, only for these three players to come and ask to be allowed to go play for their club as they wanted to be part of the victory parade. I had no option but to allow them leave and also in the process, leave them out of the team.”

Siasia then wished them well in their pursuit of club glory, while urging them to wish the national team well.

FIFA U-17 World Cup record goalscorer, Victor Osihmen, who was invited alongside three of his victorious team -mates, joined up with the U-23 team to The Gambia.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/u-23-national-team-escapes-plane-crash-in-accra/

The team will qualify. No weapon fashioned against it shall prosper.

Am surprised i didn't see anything like ''Blame it on Amechi'' anyways jokes apart, omo it won be funny if the worst had happened, mehn! Osihmen was on that plane o, and the skillfull young lad hadn't even rested before embacking on another National assignment, Thank God and may protect them always.

Nigeria air liners & their negligence... Always wanting to manage everything,even when its due for a turn around maintenance.

the news would have been ''TB Joshua predicted the Nigerian under 23 team plane crash some months back.''

centvin008:
The U-23 National Team delegation has arrived in The Gambia for a 10 –day training program ahead of the 2nd Africa U-23 Cup of Nations taking place in Senegal escaped plane crash in Accra.

It was learnt that the ARIK Air aircraft conveying the team from Lagos lost a tyre on landing at the Kotoka International Airport, Accra.

The airplane that was on ground in Accra was then deployed for the purpose of flying the team to The Gambia, but that also lost an engine on take –off and the pilot had to make a quick return.

However, ARIK provided another aircraft that flew the delegation to The Gambia through Dakar.
Before departing the shores of the country on Sunday morning, NFF 2nd Vice President/LMC chairman, Shehu Dikko, charged the players and their officials to do the nationl proud at the Africa U-23 Cup of Nations, where Africa’s flagbearers to the men’s football tournament of next year’s Olympics will emerge.

Pledging that the NFF would ensure a comfortable stay for the team in The Gambia and the championship in Senegal, Dikko charged the team to put Nigeria first and ensure qualification for the Olympics taking place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil ext year summer.

“Some of the challenges you guys are facing now is as a result of some changes in the financial regulations in the country, but in a little time, we will be able to resolve all that and your welfare and comfort will be priority.”

Although he regretted that many of the players from the NPFL would not be taking part in the last games of the season, Dikko urged them to consider it as part of the sacrifice they haves to make for the nation. “In times like this, all of us must make sacrifices, I know most of you here would love to play for your clubs, but the reality is that it will not be possible as this is national duty you guys are involved in and as such we must put the nation first.”

Responding, Coach Samson Siasia thanked the NFF for sending a top member of the executive to se‎e the team off, assuring that they would not be deterred by any difficulty they are going through right now, and that the team is poised to pick an Olympic ticket for the country.

Meanwhile, Coach Siasia has wielded th‎e big stick by dropping Kingsley Sokari, Nzube Anaezemba and Daniel Etor for what he termed indiscipline.
Siasia said the players were sent packing after they requested to leave the camp to go for their Club’s (Enyimba) last NPFL game of the season against Sunshine Stars in Lagos, even after he (Siasia) had told all the players they could not leave camp.
“I feel bad in taking this decision, but discipline must be maintained for us to achieve success in Senegal. All players in camp were told not to leave camp as the team would be traveling this weekend to The Gambia for pre –Championship training, only for these three players to come and ask to be allowed to go play for their club as they wanted to be part of the victory parade. I had no option but to allow them leave and also in the process, leave them out of the team.”

Siasia then wished them well in their pursuit of club glory, while urging them to wish the national team well.

FIFA U-17 World Cup record goalscorer, Victor Osihmen, who was invited alongside three of his victorious team -mates, joined up with the U-23 team to The Gambia.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/u-23-national-team-escapes-plane-crash-in-accra/

who exactli dey d plane wey dem dey pursue for village... Im head strong ooo.... Mk Im no leav GOD at all..... Kos d witch frm im village perch 4 im head lyk FLY

didn't t.b Joshua see this one as usual?? he only specializes in plane crash n terrorism prophecy.


can't tell why buhari never made him the aviation minister.. nonsense all together


end time.

the news would have been ''TB Joshua predicted the Nigerian under 23 team plane crash some months back.''
And you guess what! The gullible, of course, would not only concur but spread the fable.

Baba e seun fun aanu yin!
Thank God for His mercies!