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A Port Harcourt based Pastor, Mr. Kennedy Ehimare, has said that he had predicted December 1, 2023 crash of a Nigerian Air Force (NAF) helicopter 10 days before it happened in the Rivers State’s capital.
In a viral video, Pastor Ehimare said, in a November 22 weekly service, shared with the congregation at the Life Class Ministry where he is presiding Pastor that, “There’s a vision the Lord showed me at the early hours of Monday November 20, 2023.
“In that vision I saw a Nigerian Air Force helicopter burst into flames and crashed in a residential area. Someone may ask, how do you know it was a Nigerian Air Force helicopter? Because when I look closely I saw they wrote NAF on the helicopter.
“I know some of us may not believe in visions. I am sharing this not to scare anybody but so that they can be very careful and again because it crashed in a residential area, so if possible they can avoid it from happening.
“God is faithful. He sees the end from the beginning and He always goes ahead to warn us of any impending danger. I shared the revelation November 22 and it was uploaded on youtube same date.
“Incidentally, the vision came to pass on Friday, December 1, 2023. And we just thank God that all five persons onboard survived with minor injuries from the report we received. We need to pay more attention when God reveals things to us.”
THISDAY recalled that Nigerian Air Force (NAF) MI-35P helicopter crashed at Port Harcourt on December 1, 2023.
A statement by the Director of Public Relations and Information, Nigerian Air Force, Air Commodore Edward Gabkwet, said that the incident occurred at about 7.45 a.m. shortly after the aircraft took off for an operation against economic saboteurs in Rivers State.
Gabkwek also stated that the entire crew of 5 survived the crash with very minor injuries and are currently being attended to at NAF Medical Centre Port Harcourt.
The Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Hasan Abubakar, has also ordered a probe into the crash of the Air Force MI-35P attack helicopter, to unravel the immediate cause of the crash to forestall future occurrence.
