Sanwo-Olu Visits Helicopter’s Crash Site, Promise To Renovate Buildings (Photos)

Posted by E.L.E.X on August 29 2020 under News









Lagos state governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu today, visited site of the helicopter crash at Opebi for an on-the-spot to sympathize with the families of the victims.

Sanwo-Olu said he met with the residents of the buildings, thanked God for his abiding grace.

He orded an immediate integrity test conduct on both of the affected buildings to know the level of impact, and plegde to renovate them and provide all the necessary support to cushion the effects of this tragic incident .

In his words:-

I was at the site of the helicopter crash at Opebi for an on-the-spot assessment. We sincerely sympathize with the families of the victims. I met with the residents of the buildings and we all thanked God for his abiding grace.

I have ordered an immediate integrity test conduct on both of the affected buildings to know the level of impact. We are taking on the responsibility of renovations and will provide all the necessary support to cushion the effects of this tragic incident.





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