The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) has announced a major breakthrough in the search for the ill-fated helicopter that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean last Thursday, conveying workers of the Nigerian National Petroleum Limited from Port Harcourt. The wreckage has been located approximately 0.775 nautical miles from the FPSO Adoon, at a depth of 42 meters.
According to NSIB’s Director General, Captain Alex Badeh Jr., the discovery is a “critical milestone” in understanding the circumstances surrounding the tragic accident. The agency has been working tirelessly to recover the wreckage, with efforts ongoing to retrieve the remaining
The NSIB has commended the allied team and partners leading the search and recovery efforts, citing exceptional dedication and cooperation. The agency remains committed to conducting a thorough investigation to provide clarity and closure to the families of those affected.
This development brings hope to the families of the victims, as the recovery of the wreckage will aid in determining the cause of the crash. The NSIB’s efforts demonstrate their commitment to enhancing transportation safety in Nigeria.
