The Nigerian Air Force (NAF), on Sunday, dismissed the report
making the roundabout another Air crash in Kaduna, describing it as
false.
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According to NAF Director of Public Relations and Information,
Air Commodore Edward Gabkwet, “the report of the crash is
false.
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“No crash in Kaduna. No aircraft left Yola for Kaduna. I am
making contact and awaiting information from other locations.”
There has been a media publication earlier in the day that a
Nigerian military “Alpha jet” aircraft has reportedly crashed and
gone down in Kaduna State.
The report also said the fighter jet left Yola, the Adamawa
capital, on Sunday morning, to go and clear bandits.
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF), on Sunday, dismissed the report
making the roundabout another Air crash in Kaduna, describing it as
false.
According to NAF Director of Public Relations and Information,
Air Commodore Edward Gabkwet, “the report of the crash is
false.
“No crash in Kaduna. No aircraft left Yola for Kaduna. I am
making contact and awaiting information from other locations.”
There has been a media publication earlier in the day that a
Nigerian military “Alpha jet” aircraft has reportedly crashed and
gone down in Kaduna State.
The report also said the fighter jet left Yola, the Adamawa
capital, on Sunday morning, to go and clear bandits.