PHOTO STORY: HELICOPTER CRASHES INTO LAGOS BUILDING, KILLS TWO

Two persons died in a helicopter that crashed at Opebi in Ikeja, Lagos on Friday.

The National Emergency Management Agency, which made this known, also said one person was rescued.

The crash occurred at No. 16, Salvation Road in Opebi, north of Lagos.


Scene of the crash



Wreckages of the helicopter at the scene of the crash


Scene of a helicopter crash at Opebi, Lagos


An emergency responder at the scene of the crash

Security personnel at the scene of the crash


Wreckages of the crashed helicopter


A damaged fence


One of the vehicles damaged at the scene of the crash

Emergency responders at the scene of the crash



Officials of Lagos State Response Unit at the scene of the crash


A cross-section of sympathisers at the scene of the crash

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