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BREAKING: Military Helicopter Crashes, Explodes In Port Harcourt

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A Nigeria Air Force helicopter has crash landed and exploded at the NAF Base, Port Harcourt.

We learnt that the incident happened around 7:50 am on Friday, but what led to the crash could not be immediately ascertained

A source who spoke with Punch said, “I was inside my apartment when I heard this thunderous sound at the NAF Base.

“The next thing I saw was a thick flame. I don’t know if there are casualties because I can’t go close to the scene for now. But I heard a blast twice.”

At the time of filing this report, the NAF is yet to release a statement on the incident.

More details later…

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