Spokesman for NEMA in the Lagos zone, Ibrahim Farinloye, said the agency was satisfied that it had r

Five passengers, including the General Manager, Corporate Affairs, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Dr. Levi Ajuonuma, who died on the Dana Air flight that crashed in Lagos on Sunday, were not originally on the passengers' list, The PUNCH investigation has shown.
Kayode said, "You know so many people buy tickets online. So there were many passengers that bought tickets online that could not show up. Their tickets were sold to passengers that wanted to travel. Levi Ajuonuma was among them.
"Unfortunately I cannot give you the names of those that did not show up because they are no longer on our system. However, any passenger that bought the ticket but could not travel can come forward for refund because they did not use their tickets."
When reminded that the manifest had the names of 146 passengers while the aircraft had capacity for only 140 passengers, cheap vacation all inclusive packages he said that 140 passengers were adults while the remaining six were infants that travelled in company with adults.
Spokesman for NEMA in the Lagos zone, Ibrahim Farinloye, said the agency was satisfied that it had recovered all it could for the time being. He added that the stoppage would pave the way for the Accident Investigation Bureau to take over and conduct investigations into the causes of the crash and how a reoccurrence could be prevented.
cheap vacation all inclusive packages He said, "From our records, we have 86 males, 49 females and 12 children. We have yet to determine cheap vacation all inclusive packages the sex of the remaining corpses. Out of these 153 bodies, only 40 were identifiable; we have to do what we call Disaster Victim Identification on the rest."
"We are not ruling out fumigation of entire area. There will also be counselling of the victims' relatives and we have to find a way of rehabilitating internally displaced persons," the NEMA spokesperson said.
He added that property belonging to 24 of the victims had been identified and tagged. He said the property were bags, identification cards, BlackBerries, Ipads, cheap vacation all inclusive packages laptops and foreign currencies among others.