AlaafinOfOyo:
Funny

Entanglement:
Maybe she carry drug for stomach, the thing come burst mid air

Entanglement:
Maybe she carry drug for stomach, the thing come burst mid air

Beniyke1:
Am I the only one here who seem not to actually understand the Justice they are seeking please? As in wetin abeg? Na EGYPTAIR kill am? Abeg make arrangements to repatriate the corpse back home for burial.

Nazgul:
It's a pity that Nigerians are not respected anywhere in the world. No thanks to our leaders who have made the country unliveable for her citizens thus making them engage in nefarious activities within and outside the country.

If that girl was a South African, or Tunisian or Botswana, would they have treated her corpse that way? I strongly believe that they would have painstakingly gone through the rigorous process of informing her family and the Country's embassy in Cario.

But of course, they know that even the Nigerian embassy in Cario cannot demand to know why the girl's parents wasn't informed, the Nigerian government most likely wouldn't contact the authorities of Egypt Air, they would only act if Nigerians call them out non-stop on social media.

By acting, they would just release a poorly constructed statement, and that's it. If this happened during election period, the governor of her state who is seeking a return ticket would snap pictures with the parents just to show eligible voters that he cares.

It still baffles me how youths who's future there people have looted, spend their entire lives defending them day and night.

Rip young lady. Your country failed you.

SmartPolician:
Poor girl! May her soul rest in peace!

ThiefnubuBandit:
I've nothing to say here. Bye.

See big mumu dey under me.

HonNL:


SOURCE



SOURCE this kind death get as e be o

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Adebaba1:

have sense na
e fit be your sister

illicit:

43 year old woman ni o

Reference:
The details are a bit confusing. The earlier report sort of indicated she passed on aboard the aircraft in flight. But this report by Egypt Air says otherwise. That she took ill but was apparently disembarked and referred to local authorities.

This is an entirely different issue as the airline will not be responsible for announcing her demise. That is the duty of the local coroner's office after receiving a death certificate from whatever hospital or medical centre admitted her. And as expected they will pass such information to the embassy and not Egypt Air.

If their version is true I really cannot see where they went wrong. The last time they saw her she was sick but alive. She didn't make the connection is open for interpretation. They could assume she was still in the hospital if calls to her phones rang unanswered.

What we are debating is the depth of the duty of care airlines give to their passengers when outside their control.
Anyway RIP to the lady and peace to her family and friends.

Nazgul:
It's a pity that Nigerians are not respected anywhere in the world. No thanks to our leaders..

HonNL:


SOURCE



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Previous Thread:
https://www.nairaland.com/7833602/london-bound-nigerian-passenger-dies- aboard

post=125672465:

Despite her family members being in such grief and agony,
This is all you have to say about their daughter?!

God is watching you.
What goes around, comes around.

No be curse,
Na FACT and Karma.

amnesty7:

You're right. Those yahoo yahoo dudes and drug traffickers are making Nigeria to be respected by their patriotic actions.

post=125672465:

Despite her family members being in such grief and agony,
This is all you have to say about their daughter?!

God is watching you.
What goes around, comes around.

No be curse,
Na FACT and Karma.

Major263:
Death can occur to us anyday and anytime irrespective of our ages. Relevant authority can still go ahead and do thorough investigation

Nazgul:
It's a pity that Nigerians are not respected anywhere in the world. No thanks to our leaders who have made the country unliveable for her citizens thus making them engage in nefarious activities within and outside the country.

If that girl was a South African, or Tunisian or Botswana, would they have treated her corpse that way? I strongly believe that they would have painstakingly gone through the rigorous process of informing her family and the Country's embassy in Cario.

But of course, they know that even the Nigerian embassy in Cario cannot demand to know why the girl's parents wasn't informed, the Nigerian government most likely wouldn't contact the authorities of Egypt Air, they would only act if Nigerians call them out non-stop on social media.

By acting, they would just release a poorly constructed statement, and that's it. If this happened during election period, the governor of her state who is seeking a return ticket would snap pictures with the parents just to show eligible voters that he cares.

It still baffles me how youths who's future there people have looted, spend their entire lives defending them day and night.

Rip young lady. Your country failed you.