Passenger Dies In Plane That Left Lagos For Atlanta Yesterday

Yesterday the unbelievable happened on board the United Airlines. The plane was scheduled to arrive Atlanta from Nigeria but was unavoidably delayed midway due to the sudden death of a passenger that was on board the craft.

They departed Lagos Nigeria last night at about 11pm to Atlanta USA. But a passenger, a man who was unidentified by my sources on board the flight, was said to have died on board.


Due to the unfortunate incident the plane was diverted for an emergency landing at Dakar where the body was properly wrapped and kept in the toilet of the plane to avoid immediate decomposition or any foul smell for the remaining of the journey.

The United Airlines plane was reported to have finally landed ATL just a few hours ago after a very long delay. my source maintains that details of the cause of death and the identity of the passenger is still unknown
and the shocked passengers have all dispersed to their destinations.
Please if you know anyone who is male on that flight last night,start making calls oooo!

*very sad news indeed*

Posted: at 24-09-2013 08:54 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

   

Posted: at 24-09-2013 09:22 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

eyaaaaaaaaa RIP       

Posted: at 24-09-2013 09:38 PM (11 years ago) | Addicted Hero

Nonsense and baseless  post mr. poster...

Posted: at 24-09-2013 09:49 PM (11 years ago) | Newbie

Eiyaa!

Posted: at 24-09-2013 10:19 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

First of all it was the women who gave birth on a plane leaving Nigeria and now a passenger has died on board another flight.

What this shows is that Igerians have no faith in medical services in Nigeria. The woman was rushing abroad to have access to better medical services and it appears that this man was on the same mission as her. He had thoughts of receiving medical attention that would save his life. Bad move in both instances!

Its also probable no one knew of his plans to leave the country and so it is important we all check our kith and kin and know their whereabouts and if unsure check with the sirport authority for a dedcription of the deceased.

More importantly, thesetwo unfirtunste incidents will put more strain on Nigerians travelling out of the country. The checks esprcially of the pregnant will be more robust. It msy lead to materniyy wards being set up in sirports to check the authenticity of tje nimber oconyhd women claim to be. After all doctors are now unreliable! As for the msn who died we could see airport doctors checking those who appear "ill!" Thst would be funny but embarrassing to Nigeria.

Lets hope it never happens.

Posted: at 24-09-2013 10:29 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

na wa ooooooooooooo
but why toilet na?

Posted: at 24-09-2013 10:44 PM (11 years ago) | Grande Master

First of all it was the women who gave birth on a plane leaving Nigeria and now a passenger has died on board another flight.

What this shows is that Nigerians have no faith in medical services in Nigeria. The woman was rushing abroad to have access to better medical services and it appears that this man was on the same mission as her. He had thoughts of receiving medical attention that would save his life. Bad move in both instances!

Its also probable no one knew of his plans to leave the country and so it is important we all check our kith and kin and know their whereabouts and if unsure check with the airport authority for a description of the deceased.

More importantly, these two unfortunate incidents will put more strain on Nigerians travelling out of the country. The checks especially of the pregnant women at our airports will be more robust. It may lead to maternity wards being set up in airports to check the authenticity of the number of months pregnant  women are claiming to be before they are allowed to board. After all doctors are now unreliable! They most probably falsified this women's antenatal record to show her as being less than the number of months a pregnant woman is allowed to fly on a plane. As for the man who died we could see airport doctors checking on passengers randomly to ensure they are well enough to travel.

That would be funny but embarrassing to Nigeria.

Lets hope it never happens. Nigerians are generally a hardworking and truthful lot.

Posted: at 24-09-2013 10:45 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

rip

Posted: at 24-09-2013 11:16 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

bad news

Posted: at 24-09-2013 11:45 PM (11 years ago) | Hero