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Group to train families of Dana Airplane crash victims
IN order to assist the families and dependents of victims of the June 3 Dana Airplane with issues that may arise during the grieving process, as well as disseminate information on their, options and rights resulting from the tragedy, a non-governmental organisation, Nigerian Leadership Initiative (NLI), will this weekend, host them to a tragedy information forum.
The forum, which will be held on July 14, at the Muson Center, Lagos, is being organised to disseminate information on their options and rights, resulting from the tragedy, with specific focus on counselling and welfare, rights and options for families and dependants, as well as the next steps and processes in the investigations of the Dana air flight 992.
Expected to contribute to the forum are: NLI Senior Fellow, Oba Nsugbe QCs (SAN), a psychiatrist Dr Femi Olugbile, Captain Dayo Awobokun (qualified Pilot and Flight Safety Expert), and Jim Morris (qualified Boeing Pilot and Aviation Specialist) from the UK.
According to Mr Yinka Oyinlola, the CEO of NLI, this information forum is “valuable for victims’ families to be aware of the resources and recourse during this period of sorrow. Moreover, we hope that, through this effort, there will be enhanced awareness that will make Nigerians demand more in terms of air safety.”

written by ola makoyi, July 11, 2012
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