The partner of Flight Lieutenant I.S. Bako, a co‑pilot who was among the 25 Nigerian Air Force personnel killed in a crash in Ondo State, has publicly mourned the loss of the officer.
The fatal incident occurred in Ondo State, claiming the lives of 25 members of the Nigerian Air Force. The crash, which involved a military aircraft, has been reported as one of the deadliest peacetime losses for the force in recent years.
Flight Lieutenant I.S. Bako, serving as a co‑pilot, was among those on board. His rank and role indicate he was an experienced officer within the Air Force’s flight crew.
In a statement of grief, Bako’s partner said, “You left me,” expressing personal sorrow over the sudden loss of her loved one.
The tragedy underscores the risks faced by Nigerian military aviators and adds to the broader concerns about aviation safety within the armed forces.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>
