13 years after the crash, I wonder how the families of the victims are faring. The horror of December 10, 2005, is a feeling better imagined than experienced, and I wish it was one they did not have to ever go through.

13 years after, the only survivor of the fatal crash, Kechi Okwuchi, continues to live her life in service to others, encouraging people who have experienced some form of trauma or are going through difficult times in their lives not to give up. In spite of the pain she has undergone, and the scars she lives with daily, Kechi, through all these years has been a source of blessing to countless people whose names and faces she may never get to really know.

13 years after, and our aviation industry still has a lot of work to do in terms of the quality of our airports and the planes on our domestic routes.

13 years after and our country is in a worse shape. Access to proper healthcare is almost non-existent for the common man, and our response to emergencies is poor. Case in point is the story-building collapse in Port-Harcourt, where people were trapped in the rubble days after the collapse.

It has been 13 years since the plane crash, and it is hoped that as the families remember December 10, it is with less pain for the tragedy they experienced, and more gratitude for the blessings they have received over the years https://qwenu.com/2018/12/13/the-sosoliso-plan-crash13-years-after/