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Home » Lifestyle » NSIB confirms Cessna 172 aircraft accident

NSIB confirms Cessna 172 aircraft accident

December 17, 2025
in Lifestyle
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NSIB confirms Cessna 172 aircraft accident

…says investigation is ongoing

By Joe Udo

OWERRI (CONVERSEER) – The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) has launched a full investigation into an accident involving a Cessna 172 belonging to Skypower Express which occurred at approximately 20:00 local time on Monday, 16 December 2025, at Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport, Owerri, Imo state.

The aircraft was en route from Kaduna International Airport to Port Harcourt when the crew declared an emergency and diverted to Owerri.

Cessna 172 aircraft accident NSIB confirms Cessna 172 aircraft accident

During the approach to runway 17, the aircraft crashed in the approach area.

Four occupants were on board. Fortunately, no fatalities have been reported.

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Airport emergency services were promptly activated, arrived on scene, and secured the area.

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There was no post‑crash fire and the runway remained operational, allowing other flights to continue safely.

NSIB assured to keep the public informed as new information becomes available.

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