A Nigerian military aircraft crashed with 32 people on board. The Aviation Minister confirmed the number of people on the aircraft. The Nigerian Air Force stated that the aircraft was on a routine mission at the time of the crash.
The mission was from Benin to Lagos. Further details about the incident are available from Premium Times.
The crash was reported on Monday morning, and the Aviation Minister provided information about the number of people on board the aircraft.
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