Herbert Wigwe: US, Nigeria probe underway as wreckage undergoes testing
Herbert Wigwe: FG, US Govt Collaborates in Helicopter Crash – TheTalk.NG
- Emerging reports have confirmed that Nigeria and the United States government are in collaboration to unearth the cause of the helicopter crash that killed Herbert Wigwe
- Confirming this development, the Director-General of the NSIB, Captain Alex Badeh, said talks had already commenced
- He said the move aligns with the statutory provision of Chapter 5, Subsection 27 of the International Civil Aviation Organization’s Annex 13
The US government recently released a report on the tragic helicopter crash. Photo Credit: Herbert WigweSource: Twitter
Nigeria, US collaboration on Wigwe’s demise
Herbert Wigwe: US authorities release helicopter crash report
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