Dana Air Crash: List of Bodies Recovered So Far

Aircraft Type: MD-83, Reg. Mark: 5N-RAM, Route: ABV- LOS, Date: 3rd June, 2012, Time: 3:43pm, Location: Iju Ishaga, Lagos. S/N Flight # Departure Date Passenger's Title Passenger's First Name Passenger's Last Name 1 992 Jun 3, 2012 OTARU SAKA 2 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS ANJOLA FATOKUN 3 992 Jun 3, 2012 MSTR OLAOLUWA FATOKUN 4 992 Jun 3, 2012 INF IBUKUN FATOKUN 5 992 Jun 3, 2012 MSTR UGABIO OYOSORO 6 992 Jun 3, 2012 MS RAJULIE OYOSORO 7 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS ADENIKE AJANI 8 992 Jun 3, 2012 MS AIMANEHI ONEMOLEASE 9 992 Jun 3, 2012 INF EYINOJUOLUWA DAVIDKOLAWOLE 10 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS FORTUNE DAVIDKOLAWOLE 11 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR OBIOLA IKPOKI 12 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR ABRAHAM ADIJOLOLA 13 992 Jun 3, 2012 MS INIOBONG ASUQUO 14 992 Jun 3, 2012 UDOH PATIENCE SUNDAY 15 992 Jun 3, 2012 MS CHINERO OKAFOR 16 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS ANTONIA ATTUH 17 992 Jun 3, 2012 OLUWADAMILARE ADELEKE 18 992 Jun 3, 2012 MS JENNIFER ONITA 19 992 Jun 3, 2012 MS JOSEPHINE ONITA 20 992 Jun 3, 2012 JONES IFEKAWA 21 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR KIM NORRIS 22 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR ROGER AOUADE 23 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR OLUSANMI AWODOGAN 24 992 Jun 3, 2012 MS ADEDUNNI DOHERTY 25 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS TEMITOPE ARIYIBI 26 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS CHINWE DIKE 27 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR CHUKWUEZUGO DIKE 28 992 Jun 3, 2012 SHUTAO ZHAI 29 992 Jun 3, 2012 IDRIS BUGAJE AMINA 30 992 Jun 3, 2012 MAIKUDI BUKHARI 31 992 Jun 3, 2012 HUIZHU LI 32 992 Jun 3, 2012 YU WANG 33 992 Jun 3, 2012 YI KANG 34 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR EMMANUEL OBOT 35 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS FARIDA KAIKAI 36 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR IBRAHIM NAGIDI 37 992 Jun 3, 2012 MS OLUWAKEMI SOMOLU 38 992 Jun 3, 2012 ONYEYIRI OLUCHI 39 992 Jun 3, 2012 MYINDADI BERKISU 40 992 Jun 3, 2012 ANYENE ONYEKA 41 992 Jun 3, 2012 NJOKU OGECHI 42 992 Jun 3, 2012 ANYENE MAIMUNA 43 992 Jun 3, 2012 ANYENE KAMSIYONNA 44 992 Jun 3, 2012 ANYENE KAYIMARACHI 45 992 Jun 3, 2012 ANYENE NOAH 46 992 Jun 3, 2012 ANYENE KAYINETOCHI 47 992 Jun 3, 2012 IBRAHM YUSUF 48 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR BASSEY EYO 49 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR CHARLES NTUKO 50 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS TOSIN ANIBABA 51 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR FEMI SHOBOWALE 52 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR CHRISTOPHER OKOCHA 53 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS FALMATA MOHAMMED 54 992 Jun 3, 2012 ADEBIYI ADEKUNBI 55 992 Jun 3, 2012 NOSIKE PETER 56 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR SONNY EHIOGHAE 57 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS CHINWE OBI 58 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS MEMUNA SHAIBU 59 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR MAHMUD DUKAWA 60 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR EHIME AIKHOMU 61 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR ABIODUN OLUWASEGUNFUNMI 62 992 Jun 3, 2012 ABIODUN JONATHAN 63 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS AROKOYU OLUSOLA 64 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR AYOOLA ADEKOLA 65 992 Jun 3, 2012 MS OBIANUJU EROKWU 66 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR OCHIGBO LT COL CHUMBO 67 992 Jun 3, 2012 ALI YUSUF 68 992 Jun 3, 2012 JANGANA IBRAHIM 69 992 Jun 3, 2012 NWAOKOAGBARA ANTHONY 70 992 Jun 3, 2012 EVENTUS MBONG 71 992 Jun 3, 2012 MS BANJI OLUKOYA 72 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR ADAMU BAMAIYI 73 992 Jun 3, 2012 TATORU ABIKALIO 74 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR WALE ERIBAKE 75 992 Jun 3, 2012 ALIYU MAHMUD 76 992 Jun 3, 2012 LAMIDI TAIWO 77 992 Jun 3, 2012 CHUKWU-BUKA PHILIP 78 992 Jun 3, 2012 OLUWAYOMI BENSON 79 992 Jun 3, 2012 OKARA ANTHONY 80 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS HADIZA OTEGBEYE 81 992 Jun 3, 2012 OKERE CHUKWUEMEKA 82 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR OLUGBENGA KOMOLAFE 83 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS AMAKA OJUGBANA 84 992 Jun 3, 2012 INF CHRISTOPHER OJUGBANA 85 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR OLUMIDE COKER 86 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR WALTER HUNNA 87 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR ISTIFANUS MUTIHIR 88 992 Jun 3, 2012 GARBA NABILA 89 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR JOHN NNADI 90 992 Jun 3, 2012 ABDU GARBA 91 992 Jun 3, 2012 AISHA ABDU 92 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR GODWIN APOCHI 93 992 Jun 3, 2012 LAS LILIAN 94 992 Jun 3, 2012 MISS CHIMDINMA ONYEAGOCHA 95 992 Jun 3, 2012 OGECHI ONYEGOCHA 96 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR CELESTINE ONWULIRI 97 992 Jun 3, 2012 GARBA NABIL 98 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR RAPHAEL AMIAKA 99 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR SAM SHAIBU 100 992 Jun 3, 2012 ABUBAKAR KALTUM 101 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS PRISCILLA ELEJE 102 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS RUTH WASA 103 992 Jun 3, 2012 MS AWYETU WASA 104 992 Jun 3, 2012 JONATHAN EKELEDO 105 992 Jun 3, 2012 AHMADU JOHN 106 992 Jun 3, 2012 MSTR MOYOSORE AKISANYA 107 992 Jun 3, 2012 MS ESEOGHENE OKOR 108 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS OMONIGHO AKISANYA 109 992 Jun 3, 2012 ONYIJUKE IJEOMA 110 992 Jun 3, 2012 SAAD USMAN SHEHU 111 992 Jun 3, 2012 ABUGU IKE 112 992 Jun 3, 2012 EKE MECHA 113 992 Jun 3, 2012 ESEOGHENE OKOR 114 992 Jun 3, 2012 ALLISON JOY 115 992 Jun 3, 2012 OCHONOGOR IKE 116 992 Jun 3, 2012 MOYO AKINSANYA 117 992 Jun 3, 2012 OMONIGHO AKINSANYA 118 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR TUNJI OLOKO 119 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR LAWAL ANAKOBE 120 992 Jun 3, 2012 U. ANAKOBE LAWAL 121 992 Jun 3, 2012 ALVANA OJUKWU 122 992 Jun 3, 2012 OKWULEHIE MARIA 123 992 Jun 3, 2012 IBE ECHEIDU 124 992 Jun 3, 2012 IBE JENNIFER 125 992 Jun 3, 2012 UMAR MAJ GEN TAHIR 126 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR OLUMODEJI AKINOLA 127 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR TIBIEBIOWEI ZUOFA 128 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS PRISCILLA YINUSA 129 992 Jun 3, 2012 LAWAL HURRIYA 130 992 Jun 3, 2012 MRS ELIZABETH AKWAEZE 131 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR PATRICK OKONJI 132 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR OLUKAYODE OKIKIOLU 133 992 Jun 3, 2012 MR ADEROJU OSUNBADE

Iran-Made Medicine Yields Positive Results in Curing AIDS Patients in Mali

TEHRAN (FNA)- A senior official of Iran's Red Crescent Society announced that HIV-infected patients in Mali have shown positive reactions to the Iran-made AIDS curing drug, Imod, in the course of their treatment. "We have been witnessing highly positive results of Iran-made Imod drug on AIDS patients in Mali during the last two years," Deputy of RCS for Health, Treatment and Rehabilitation Abdolreza Shahrezayee told FNA. He underlined Iran's extended health and treatment services in Mali, and said HIV-positive patients are being cured by Imod in RCS's polyclinic. Iranian scientists in 2007 found a safe and effective cure for the dreaded virus, AIDS. This medicine made up of herbal and chemical components works to build immunity and enhance the quality of life of both AIDS and HIV-positive patients with no proven side effects. Iran, which has taken wide strides in science and technology, particularly in medical and medicinal fields, in recent years, is helping Mali control and contain HIV infection across the African nation.

POLICE (BOKO HARAM) Kill Our People.

. Police killed my people – Leader . Boko Haram killed your people – Police There is apparent confusion in Potiskum, the economic nerve centre of Yobe State following another round of killings at the residence of Malam Mustapha Lawan, the representative of Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, the national leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN). Mustapha is also the leader of the Movement in Potiskum and he told Sunday Trust how enraged he was over what transpired on Sunday, 26th May, 2012 shortly after Maghrib (sunset) prayers in front of his residence at Tsohuwar Tasha in Potiskum. The cleric said he was fully convinced that the assailants that descended on his house around 7.30pm on that fateful day are security operatives. He went ahead and pointed accusing fingers at the police, whom he claimed are vent on “annihilating him and his members.” Malam Mustapha alleged that the police wanted to eliminate him and his followers because of the sacrifice they are making in creating awareness among the Muslim community in Potiskum, whom he said are “under siege by excesses of security agencies.” According to him, “It really beats my imagination when top ranks of the police summoned the audacity and went public denying that their men attacked us when there are ample pointers that buttress their culpability,” the cleric said, noting that he was ready to prove his argument anywhere. He added that he has incontrovertible evidences to prove that the police killed three members of his group and injured five others. But the police in Yobe State fired back at the cleric and stressed that Malam Mustapha was just trying to cause confusion. Police commissioner Moses Onirepi said there was no way his men could kill people without any provocation, stressing that his men did not carry out the attack. “The Shiite (Islamic Movement) group should sort out their grievances with Boko Haram members because we learnt that they (El-Zakzaky’s followers) were preaching against their (Boko Haram) killings,” the commissioner said. “The fact is that the Shiites are only trying to cause confusion, they should leave Police alone,” he added. Our correspondents report that shortly after the attack on Sunday, there were many claims that the police carried out the attack. “The facts are there”, Yusuf Ali, a resident of Potiskum, whose house is not far from the scene of the attack remarked. “A curfew has been fixed in Potiskum whereby except security men, no individual or vehicle is allowed to move between 6pm and 6am of the next day. It is therefore appalling that any other group could drive in a convoy of cars and go and launch attack and then go away without any resistance, I bet you something must be wrong,” he said. Yusuf added that there were so many roadblocks in Potiskum and that it will be difficult for any assailant to use vehicle and then have his way. “In fact, it will be difficult to see somebody malingering around 5.30pm, not to talk of 7.30pm when many people have forced themselves to sleep,” he added. Fielding question on the evidences which the Islamic Movement said it has in its custody, the commissioner argued that, “If they have any evidence of that kind, then they should report it to the appropriate authorities or file a legal action. “They should do the right thing rather than making inciting comments and uncomplimentary remarks,” he said. The commissioner said that the last time the JTF raided a black spot in Potiskum was a day to the attack at the cleric’s residence. “The place we raided was Shago Tara, behind FCE Guest House which is opposite to where the Shiites group was attacked, so they should leave Police alone,” the commissioner insisted. Narrating his ordeal to Sunday Trust, the Islamic Movement leader in Potiskum said the attackers laid siege after he and his members had completed the Maghrib (Sunset) prayers and were waiting for the time of the last prayer of the day (Isha’i) “It is a usual practice that we utilize the little time we have between the two prayers and engage in prayers, learning of the Qur’an and jurisprudence,” he said. It was gathered that the frontage of the house of the clerics also serves as the mosque as well as a learning centre of the movement which has a large followership in Potiskum and environs. He said it was while he was seated together with about ten of his members that they began to hear thunderous sounds of gunshots. “As Allah pleases, we were not scared or rattled and we consoled ourselves not to flee because we don’t know what will happen if we attempt to move from the scene,” he said. It was after the shooting temporarily subsided that we decided to move into the outer room that is attached to my house,” he said. He said that when the shooting continued unabated and one of his people was killed before he got into the room. “About five of us succeeded in getting into the room and locked the door but the police targeted their rifles and fired countless gunshots…the bullet hit two of my people again,” the cleric said, describing the incident as “barbaric reprehensible and condemnable.” “Honestly speaking, the police are not helping matters; in fact they have made life unbearable to us because of their excesses. We don’t want the police, we don’t want the soldiers, in fact we don’t want the JTF here,” he said. “What we have at our disposal is enough evidence to prove to the world that the attackers were men of the Nigeria police in plain clothes,” he said. “We recovered bullets, magazines, and a rifle painted in police colours, belonging to the mobile police. Please what other evidence can we produce?” he asked, rather rhetorically. I still want to repeat! The extra judicial behaviour of the joint task force is reprehensible, unlawful and condemnable in its totality. The military action is an affront on our fundamental human right of worship and peaceful assembly,” he said. He expressed disgust that the very security men sent to ensure law and order in Potiskum are the same people that have turned their guns against the civilian population they are detailed to protect. “We now know that the federal government has sent military and police to kill our people; and no going back; we are going to defend ourselves and take any necessary action on the recent attack by JTF and killing of our members as soon as we conclude our investigation,” he said. “It is the wish of Allah that I am talking to you now, otherwise I would have been dead,” he said, adding that his colleagues had attempted to resist the onslaught. “One of us summoned courage and captured one of the assailants but when the others realized that one of them was at hand, they shot him dead and left,” the cleric said. “And as they were about to flee, they remarked that they have succeeded in shutting off our mouths,” he said. “But nobody can shut my mouth, provided I am alive and hale and hearty. Wallahi nobody can threaten me to keep quite from preaching what Allah said we should preach. I know we are into an expensive and risky venture but so be it. I know I could be killed but I have the strongest conviction on what we are doing. Allah is our surety,” he said. A source said the attackers arrived in four vehicles and opened fire at the worshippers and when they left, the injured were rushed to hospital for medical attention. Corroborating, Mallam Mustapha said the attackers once again ambushed the vehicles heading to the hospital and opened fire again. “By all indications, we were attacked by the people assigned to protect us but we would never relent, no going back,” he said. He gave the names of those that were killed as Abdullahi Zakar (33); Zakari Ali (43) and Mukhtar Lawan (42). Those that sustained serious gunshots include: Musa Lawan, Murtala Ashafa (a young Almajiri, Tsangaya School pupil); Hashimu Abdullahi, Abu Tallib Mohammad and Lawan Muhammad. “All the injured escaped death by the whiskers because one of them sustained 11 gunshots in his body. We are really grateful to Allah,” he said. He recalled that more than 100 gunshots were fired into the room he and few of his members entered. “Alhamdu Lillah, as you can see, we are alive because our lives are in the hands of God. We pray that He will grant Aljannatul Firdaus to our colleagues that died,” he said. Sunday Trust gathered that one of the deceased, Mukhtar Lawan was a younger brother of the cleric. “All the deceased were buried the next day amidst emotions and sympathy. They were brutally killed but Allah knows the best,” Salisu Abubakar, a sympathizer from Gombe State said. It would be recalled that the JTF in Potiskum came under severe criticism about four weeks ago following an attack at a cattle market, the largest in the northeast part of Nigeria which led to the killing of over 100 people. The Senator representing Yobe South, Senator Alkali Jajere had shortly after the attack at the market blamed the JTF of insensitivity. “We really have so many questions that are yet to be answered. The market was surrounded by military and police men, their duty posts are all over, it is difficult for me to believe that such a killing will happen without any resistance,” Jajere said. He also accused the federal government over its insensitivity to the plight of the people of the North and even called for the resignation of President Goodluck Jonathan. “The most painful part is that apart from prominent people that are directly related with the victims of all this incidents, nobody from the federal government cares to come and sympathize with us, this is really a big mess,” Jajere said. Source Sundaytrust.